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Academic publicationInternational arbitration lawGlobal01 October 2009

Defining the Indefinable: Practical Problems of Confidentiality in Arbitration

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The article by Katie Chung and Michael Hwang, published in the Journal of International Arbitration, reviews international law on confidentiality in arbitration in theory and practice, including national legislation and institutional rules. It argues that the principal difficulty lies in defining exceptions to the duty of confidentiality where that duty is recognized, and examines the New Zealand Arbitration Act 1996, as amended in 2007, as an attempt to codify those exceptions.

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The scope of confidentiality obligations in international arbitration and the determination of permissible exceptions

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Katie ChungMichael Hwang

“Defining the Indefinable: Practical Problems of Confidentiality in Arbitration”

Journal of International Arbitration · 2009

DOI 10.54648/joia2009034

Content language: English
Type: Journal article

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Katie Chung, Michael Hwang, “Defining the Indefinable: Practical Problems of Confidentiality in Arbitration”, Journal of International Arbitration, 2009-10-01, 10.54648/joia2009034. https://doi.org/10.54648/joia2009034

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