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1. Verfasser:	Pust, Jonas (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Abschlussarbeit Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hamburg Verlag Dr. Kovač 2019
Schriftenreihe:	Studien zum Vertragsrecht Band 28
Schlagworte:	Schiedsklausel Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit Mehrstufigkeit Beilegung Rechtsstreit Deutschland Konfliktlösung Eskalationsklausel Mediation Schiedsverfahren Dispute Resolution Escalation Clause Arbitration ADR Hochschulschrift
Online-Zugang:	Ausführliche Beschreibung Inhaltsverzeichnis Buchcover
Beschreibung:	XXXVI, 246, liii Seiten 21 cm x 14.8 cm, 418 g
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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENT TABLE OF ABBREVIATIONS .................................................................................. XV TABLE OF AUTHORITIES ....................................................................................... XIX A. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................................... 1 I. DEFINITIONS .................................................................................................. 7 IL POTENTIAL BENEFITS AND PROBLEMS ............................................................... 8 HI. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS ............................................................................... 9 B. POSSIBLE PROCEEDINGS .................................................................................... 11 I. NEGOTIATION / AMICABLE SETTLEMENT .......................................................... 14 II. NEUTRAL EVALUATION ................................................................................... 15 III. MEDIATION / CONCILIATION .......................................................................... 17 IV. EXPERT DETERMINATION ............................................................................... 21 1. GERMAN APPROACH ................................................................................... 22 2. COMMON LAW APPROACH ........................................................................ 25 3. SUMMARY ................................................................................................. 26 V. DISPUTE RESOLUTION BOARDS ....................................................................... 27 VI. ARBITRATION ................................................................................................ 29 VII. INTERIM RESULT ........................................................................................... 30 C. REQUIREMENT OF DISPUTE SETTLEMENT OR NON-CONDITIONAL RIGHT ............ 31 I. IDENTIFYING THE NATURE .............................................................................. 31 1. CLARITY OF CONTRACTUAL REGULATIONS ........................................................ 31 2. CASE LAW EXAMPLES ................................................................................. 33 3. SUMMARY ................................................................................................. 35 II. USEFULNESS TO ESTABLISH OBLIGATIONS OR RIGHTS ........................................... 36 1. EXPERT DETERMINATION ............................................................................ 40 2. DISPUTE RESOLUTION BOARD ....................................................................... 40 3. MEDIATION ............................................................................................... 40 V A. FACTUAL ANALYSIS .................................................................................. 41 B. CASE LAW ............................................................................................. 42 C. LAWS AND PROVISIONS ........................................................................... 44 D. SUMMARY ............................................................................................. 45 4. NEUTRAL EVALUATION .................................................................................. 45 5. NEGOTIATION ............................................................................................. 46 III. EVALUATION ................................................................................................ 48 IV. INTERIM RESULT ........................................................................................... 50 D. CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE REQUIREMENT TO CONDUCT DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROCEEDINGS .............................................................................. 51 I. PARTY EXPECTATIONS ...................................................................................... 51 1. PROCEDURAL APPROACH .............................................................................. 52 A. APPLICABLE PROCEDURAL LAW ................................................................. 53 B. ANALOGY TO SECTION 1032 SUBSECTION 1 ZPO ........................................ 55 C. PACTUM DE NON PETENDO ...................................................................... 59 AA. GENERAL CONCEPT AND EFFECTS ........................................................... 60 BB. DISTINGUISHING DEFERMENT AND WAIVER ............................................ 61 CC. LEGITIMACY OF THE CONCEPT AND POSSIBLE LEGAL RESTRICTIONS .......... 62 DD. STATUTORY PROVISIONS OF A PACTUM DE NON PETENDO ......................... 65 EE. INTEGRATION INTO A CLAUSE .................................................................. 66 FF. ANALYSIS OF GERMAN CASE LAW AND LITERATURE ................................ 68 2. MATERIAL APPROACH .................................................................................. 73 A. PRINCIPAL OR ANCILLARY OBLIGATION ........................................................ 73 B. REVOCATION ........................................................................................... 74 AA. UNREASONABLENESS ............................................................................ 74 BB. SCOPE OF REVOCATION ........................................................................ 75 C. DAMAGES .............................................................................................. 76 AA. CAUSALITY .......................................................................................... 78 BB. QUANTUM OF DAMAGES ...................................................................... 79 (1) ABILITY TO ESTABLISH EXACT AMOUNT .............................................. 79 (2) JUDICIAL DISCRETION ........................................................................ 80 CC. CONTRACTUAL PENALTY .......................................................................... 83 DD. INTERIM RESULT .................................................................................. 84 3. INTERIM RESULT ......................................................................................... 84 VI II. TRANSITION BETWEEN TIERS .......................................................................... 85 1. TIME FRAMES .............................................................................. 87 2. NOTICE OF TERMINATION ............................................................................ 90 3. AGREEMENT TO DISAGREE ...................................................................... 92 4. DECISION BY THIRD PARTY .......................................................................... 94 5. FAILURE OF PROCEEDINGS ....................................................................... 94 6. COMBINATION OF CRITERIA .......................................................................... 96 7. LACK OF CRITERIA ....................................................................................... 96 8. INTERIM RESULT ......................................................................................... 97 III. ENFORCEABILITY ........................................................................................... 97 1. JURISDICTION OF COURTS AND TRIBUNALS .......................................................... 98 A. INTERACTION BETWEEN STATE COURTS AND ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS .................. 98 B. ARBITRATION AGREEMENT NOT CONDITIONED BY ADR PROCEEDINGS .......... 99 C. JUDICIAL SCOPE OF ASSESSMENT ........................................................... 103 D. INTERIM RESULT .................................................................................... 105 2. GENERAL ARGUMENTS ............................................................................... 105 A. CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATION ...................................................................... 105 AA. CONTRACT TYPES ............................................................................... 106 (1) ARBITRATION AGREEMENT ............................................................... 107 (2) SERVICE CONTRACT / MANDATE ........................................................ 107 (3) CONTRACT TO PRODUCE A WORK ....................................................... 108 (4) PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT ............................................................... 108 (5) SETTLEMENT ................................................................................... 110 (6) CONTRACT SUI GENERIS .................................................................. ILL (7) INTERIM RESULT ............................................................................ 113 BB. COMMON LAW PERSPECTIVE ............................................................. 114 B. UNCERTAINTY ....................................................................................... 115 AA. GERMAN CASE LAW .......................................................................... 117 BB. MERCANTILE CUSTOMS ....................................................................... 119 CC. COMMON LAW AND ICC .................................................................. 121 (1) ENGLAND ....................................................................................... 121 (2) AUSTRALIA ..................................................................................... 126 (3) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ........................................................... 129 (4) SWITZERLAND ................................................................................. 130 (5) ICC CASE LAW ............................................................................ 131 VII DD. DRAFTING SUFFICIENT CERTAINTY ......................................................... 134 C. FUTILITY ARGUMENT .............................................................................. 138 D. PUBLIC POLICY ...................................................................................... 139 E. INTERIM RESULT ..................................................................................... 142 3. EFFECTS OF NON-COMPLIANCE WITH FIRST TIERS ...................................... 142 A. JUDGMENT REQUIRING PERFORMANCE ..................................................... 143 AA. PREREQUISITES FOR COMPULSORY ENFORCEMENT .................................. 144 BB. ACTIONS THAT MAY NOT BE TAKEN BY OTHERS ....................................... 144 (1) MEANS OF COMPULSORY ENFORCEMENT .......................................... 145 (2) PRECLUSION FOR SERVICES UNDER A SERVICE AGREEMENT .................. 146 CC. CONTRACT WITH NEUTRAL THIRD PARTY ................................................. 148 (1) FICTION OF A DECLARATION OF INTENT ............................................... 149 (2) APPOINTMENT BY A COURT ............................................................. 150 DD. INTERIM RESULT ................................................................................ 152 B. DEFENCE TO PREMATURE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROCEEDINGS ................... 153 AA. STATE COURT PROCEEDINGS ................................................................. 153 (1) SENSIBLENESS OF STAYING OR CLOSING ............................................ 154 (2) ESTABLISHED APPROACH OF GERMAN COURTS AND COMMENTATORS .. 156 (3) PROPOSITION OF STAYING ............................................................... 156 (A) DENYING ACTIONABILITY CONTRADICTS GENERAL PRINCIPLES ........ 156 (B) APPLICATION OF SECTION 278A ZPO ........................................... 157 (C) ANALOGY TO SECTION 278A ZPO ................................................. 158 (4) COMPARISON TO SECTION 15A EGZPO ........................................... 160 (5) COMPARISON TO OTHER JURISDICTIONS AND COURT-CONNECTED MEDIATION ................................................................................... 162 (6) ENFORCEABLE LEGAL DOCUMENTS ................................................... 163 (7) INTERIM RESULT ............................................................................. 166 BB. ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS ................................................................. 167 (1) PARTICULARITIES REGARDING ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS ......................... 167 (2) ENFORCEABLE LEGAL DOCUMENTS ................................................... 169 (3) PROCEDURAL POSSIBILITIES .............................................................. 172 (4) INTERIM RESULT ............................................................................. 177 CC. PARTICULARITIES OF BINDING RESULTS .................................................. 177 DD. OBJECTION OR EX OFFICIO .................................................................. 178 C. INTERIM RESULT .................................................................................... 181 VIII 4. FULFILMENT OF OBLIGATION ...................................................................... 181 A. REQUIRED EFFORT .................................................................................. 182 AA. NEUTRAL EVALUATION, EXPERT DETERMINATION AND DRBS .................. 182 BB. MEDIATION ....................................................................................... 183 CC. NEGOTIATIONS / AMICABLE SETTLEMENTS ............................................ 185 B. EXCEPTIONS TO THE OBLIGATION ............................................................. 188 AA. RIGHT TO REFUSE PERFORMANCE ......................................................... 188 (1) COMPARISON OF RELATED CASE LAW .............................................. 189 (2) RELEVANT CRITERIA ........................................................................ 192 BB. INTERFERENCE WITH THE BASIS OF THE TRANSACTION .............................. 193 CC. PERFORMANCE IN GOOD FAITH ............................................................. 194 DD. WAIVER OF THE CONDITION ................................................................ 197 C. INTERIM RESULT .................................................................................... 197 IV. ANCILLARY AGREEMENTS ............................................................................. 198 1. PROHIBITION OF SET-OFF ............................................................................ 198 2. COUNTERCLAIMS ....................................................................................... 199 3. INTERIM RESULT ........................................................................................ 200 E. SIDE EFFECTS OF ADR PROCEEDINGS ............................................................. 201 I. SUSPENSION OF LIMITATION PERIODS .......................................................... 201 1. COMPLIANCE WITH MTD-CLAUSE WITHOUT RECOURSE TO COURT OR TRIBUNAL ............................................................................................ 202 A. NEGOTIATIONS ...................................................................................... 202 B. MEDIATION .......................................................................................... 204 C. EXPERT DETERMINATION AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION BOARDS ..................... 206 D. PACTUM DE NON PETENDO ..................................................................... 207 2. EFFECTS OF LIS PENDING .......................................................................... 208 3. INTERIM RESULTS ....................................................................................... 209 II. CONFIDENTIALITY OF FIRST-TIER INFORMATION .............................................. 210 1. MEDIATION ............................................................................................... 212 A. STATUTORY AND INSTITUTIONAL RULES .......................... 213 B. CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS ...................................................................... 216 AA. SCOPE OF CONFIDENTIALITY ................................................................ 217 BB. BINDING EFFECT ................................................................................ 220 IX (1) STATE COURT PROCEEDINGS ............................................................. 220 (2) ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS ................................................................... 221 2. EXPERT DETERMINATION / DRB ................................................................ 223 3. NEUTRAL EVALUATION ................................................................................ 225 4. INTERIM RESULT ....................................................................................... 226 III. CONSIDERATION REGARDING THE COSTS ........................................................ 226 1. AMICABLE SETTLEMENT DURING ADR ....................................................... 227 2. COURT PROCEEDINGS ................................................................................. 227 3. ARBITRATION ............................................................................................ 230 4. CONTRACTUAL PROVISIONS .......................................................................... 230 5. INTERIM RESULT ....................................................................................... 231 IV. PRELIMINARY MEASURES ........... ................................................................ 231 1. PRELIMINARY MEASURES BY EXPERTS .......................................................... 232 2. NO PRELIMINARY MEASURES BY MEDIATORS ............................................... 233 3. PRELIMINARY MEASURES BY COURTS .......................................................... 233 4. PRELIMINARY MEASURES BY TRIBUNALS ..................................................... 235 5. INTERIM RESULT ....................................................................................... 235 F. MODEL CLAUSES ............................................................................................. 237 I. INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ..................................................... 237 II. CENTRE FOR EFFECTIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ................................................ 238 III. WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION .............................................. 238 IV. THE LONDON COURT OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION .................................... 239 V. AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION ......................................................... 239 VI. GERMAN ARBITRATION INSTITUTE .................................................................. 240 VII. FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES INGENIEURS CONSEILS ............................... 240 VIII. WORLD BANK * S STANDARD BIDDING DOCUMENTS ......................................... 241 IX. COMPARISON ............................................................................................ 242 G. SUMMARISING OPINION............................................................................... 243 X APPENDIX ................................................................................................................ I A. LEGAL TEXT ....................................................................................................... I I. GERMANY ...................................................................................................... I BGB - GERMAN CIVIL CODE ............................................................................... I BORA - GERMAN RULES OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR ATTORNEYS ................... VII BRAO - GERMAN FEDERAL LAWYERS ACT ........................................................ VII BNOTO - GERMAN FEDERAL NOTARY ACT ......................................................... VIII EGZPO - GERMAN INTRODUCTORY ACT TO THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ......... VIII FAMFG - GERMAN ACT ON PROCEEDINGS IN FAMILY CASES AND IN MATTERS OF NON-CONTENTIOUS LITIGATION ...................................................................... IX HGB - GERMAN COMMERCIAL CODE ................................................................. IX GG - GERMAN CONSTITUTION ............................................................................. IX GKG - LAW ON COURT COSTS ............................................................................. X GVG - GERMAN COURTS CONSTITUTION ACT ........................................................ X MEDIATION ACT - GERMAN MEDIATION ACT ......................................................... X ZPO - GERMAN CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ........................................................ XI II. AUSTRIA ..................................................................................................... XXI FEDERAL LAW ON MEDIATION IN CIVIL MATTERS ................................................ XXI III. BELGIUM ................................................................................................... XXI CODE JUDICAIRE .............................................................................................. XXI IV. ENGLAND .................................................................................................. XXII ENGLISH ARBITRATION ACT OF 1996 .................................................................. XXII ENGLISH CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE (CPR) .................................................... XXII V. INDIA ....................................................................................................... XXIII THE ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION ACT, 1996 .............................................. XXIII VI. NOVA SCOTIA ................................... XXIII COMMERCIAL MEDIATION ACT ....................................................................... XXIII VII. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ..................................................................... XXIII FEDERAL ARBITRATION ACT ............................................................................. XXIII VIII. UNCITRAL ........................................................................................... XXIV UNCITRAL ARBITRATION RULES .................................................................. XXIV XI UNCITRAL CONCILIATION RULES XXIV UNCITRAL MODEL LAW ON ARBITRATION XXIV UNCITRAL MODEL LAW ON CONCILIATION XXIV IX. SWITZERLAND XXV PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW ACT XXV X. INSTITUTIONAL RULES XXV DIS MEDIATION RULES XXV DIS RULES ON EXPERT DETERMINATION XXV ICC ARBITRATION RULES XXVI ICC MEDIATION RULES XXVI ICC DISPUTE BOARD RULES XXVI SCC MEDIATION RULES 2014 XXVII B. MODEL MULTI-TIERED DISPUTE RESOLUTION CLAUSES XXVIII I. ORGANISATIONS XXVIII INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE XXVIII CENTRE FOR EFFECTIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION XXVIII WORLD INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ORGANIZATION XXVIII THE LONDON COURT OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION XXX AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION XXX GERMAN ARBITRATION INSTITUTE XXXI FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES INGENIEURS CONSEILS XXXI II. CASE LAW CLAUSES XXXVI ALTON AUSTRALIA PTY LTD V TRANSFIELD PTY LTD XXXVI ANTOINE BILOUNE (SYRIA) AND MARINE DRIVE COMPLEX LTD (GHANA) V GHANA INVESTMENTS CENTRE AND THE GOVERNMENT OF GHANA XXXIX BELMONT CONSTRUCTORS V LYONDELL PETROCHEMICAL CO XXXIX BGH DATED 29.10.2008 -XII ZR 165/06 XXXIX CABLE & WIRELESS PIC V IBM UNITED KINGDOM LTD XL CHANNEL TUNNEL GROUP LTD V BALFOUR BEATTY CONSTRUCTION LTD XL COMPUTERSHARE LTD V PERPETUAL REGISTARS LTD AND ORS (NO. 2) XL COTT U.K. LTD V FE BARBER LTD XLII ELIZABETH BAY DEVELOPMENTS PTY LTD V BORAL BUILDING SERVICES PTY LTD XLII XII HALIFAX FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD V INTUITIVE SYSTEMS LTD ............................. XLII HART ENTERPRISES V ANHUI PROVINCIAL .......................................................... XLIII HIM PORTLAND, LLC V DEVITO BUILDERS ...................................................... XLIII HUGH MORROW V. CHINADOTCOM CORP ........................................................... XLIV ICC CASE NO 10256 ..................................................................................... XLIV ICC CASE NO 6276 & 6277 - GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT BY FIDIC, 3RD ED ................................................................................................... XLIV ICC CASE NO 9984 ........................................................................................ XLV ICC CASE PRESENTED BY PRYLES .................................................................... XLVI KEMIRON ATLANTIC, INC V AGUAKEM INTERNATIONAL, INC ................................ XLVI PAUL SMITH LTD V H & S INTERNATIONAL HOLDING INC .................................. XLVII STATE OF NEW SOUTH WALES & 3 ORS V BANABELLE ELECTRICAL PTY LTD ........ XLVII SWISS SUPREME COURT, 4 A 46/20 1 1 .............................................................. LII TRANSPORTE-EN HANDELSMAATSCHAPPIJ * VEKOMA * BV (NETHERLANDS) V MARAN COAL CORPORATION (USA) ............................................................ LII THE HEART RESEARCH INSTITUTE LTD AND ANOR V PSIRON LTD .............................. LII X GMBH VY SARI ......................................................................................... LIII XIII
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