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Guide to the HKIAC Arbitration Rules [Kietas viršelis]

(HKIAC Honorary Past Chairman, 20 Essex Street, Hong Kong, Singapore, and London), (HKIAC Secretary-General, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre)
  • Formatas: Hardback, 470 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 253x180x32 mm, weight: 980 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Feb-2017
  • Leidėjas: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0198712251
  • ISBN-13: 9780198712251
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 470 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 253x180x32 mm, weight: 980 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 16-Feb-2017
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  • ISBN-10: 0198712251
  • ISBN-13: 9780198712251
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This is the first detailed commentary on the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) Administered Arbitration Rules providing practitioners with an insider's perspective on how the HKIAC Secretariat administers arbitrations under these rules.
Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre is one of the world's most highly sophisticated arbitration institutions, with a continuously growing annual caseload. HKIAC had a large number of arbitration cases in 2012, many of which were fully administered under the Administered Arbitration Rules 2008 indicating significant increase from the previous year. This practical guide makes reference to the Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance as well as drawing comparisons with other institutional rules and the UNCITRAL Model Rules to emphasize key issues to consider when drafting an arbitral clause or strategizing over the conduct of an arbitration. As well as offering an insider's perspective it provides examples of anonymous cases handled at the HKIAC, and a discussion on various issues arising from arbitrations involving mainland parties or enforcing arbitration awards in mainland China. The book not only draws from the authors' five years of experience administering arbitrations under the HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules (2008) but highlights the various changes made in the revised Rules that came into effect in November 2013 benefitting from the authors' privileged access.
The book begins with and introduction to the HKIAC including a history with statistics and details of other services provided by the HKIAC itself. The commentary then goes on to examine each article in depth. Relevant supporting documents are appended including Recommended HKIAC Arbitration Clauses, HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules (2013), UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 2010 and Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance. No aspect of HKIAC arbitration is left unexamined, and the guide stands alone as a comprehensive exposition of HKIAC arbitration.
Table of Cases xxiii
Table of Legislation xxvii
List of Abbreviations xxxvii
1 Introduction to Arbitration in Hong Kong 1(10)
A Hong Kong-Asia's World City'
1 Strategic location
2 Strong industry expertise
3 Developed legal framework
4 Independent judiciary
5 Free choice of arbitral procedures, legal representation, and arbitrators
6 Worldwide enforceability of Hong Kong awards
B HKIAC
C The Hong Kong Arbitration Community
D Investor-State Arbitration
E The 'China Connection'
1 Insights on China-related disputes
2 Legal stability
2 The Legal Arbitration Framework 11(12)
A The Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance
1 Historical development of Hong Kong arbitration law
2 Structure and scope of the Arbitration Ordinance
3 Key features of the Arbitration Ordinance
B Arbitration-Related Court System
C Judicial Support of Arbitration
D Enforcement of Hong Kong Arbitral Awards
E Sovereign and Crown Immunity in Hong Kong
3 Introduction to HKIAC 23(22)
A History of HKIAC
B Organizational Structure
1 HKIAC management bodies
a Finance and Administration Committee
b Appointments Committee
c Proceedings Committee
2 HKIAC Secretariat
3 HKIAC Users' Council
4 HK45
5 HKMAG
C Arbitration at HKIAC
1 Administering arbitrations under the HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules
a Multiple-party and multiple-contract provisions
b Twin-track fee regime and standard terms of appointment
c Emergency arbitrator procedures
d Expedited procedure
e Prima facie power to proceed
2 Administering arbitrations under other rules issued by HKIAC
3 Administering arbitrations under the UNCITRAL Rules
4 Appointing authority in ad hoc cases seated in Hong Kong
D Mediation at HKIAC
E Adjudication Service
F Domain Name Disputes at HKIAC
1 Generic Top-Level Domains (gTLDs)
a Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP)
b Uniform Rapid Suspension System (URS)
c Trademark Post Delegation Dispute Resolution Procedure (Trademark-PDDRP)
d Registrar Transfer Dispute Resolution Policy (TDRP)
e cTLDs
f Internet keywords and wireless keywords
G Other Services at HKIAC
1 Hearing facilities
2 Tribunal secretary service and training
3 Fundholding service
4 Authentication service
5 Secretariat support service
H Case Statistics
I Overview of the Arbitration Process under the HKIAC Rules
4 Model Arbitration Clauses 45(8)
A The Nature and Scope of Model Arbitration Clauses
1 The purpose of a model clause
2 Elements of the HKIAC model clauses
a Agreement for binding arbitration
b Scope of disputes covered
c Selection of an arbitral seat (or place of the arbitration)
d Use of an arbitral institution and its rules
e Number of arbitrators
f Language of the arbitration
g Law governing the arbitration agreement
B HKIAC Model Clauses
1 Arbitration under HKIAC Rules
2 Arbitration administered by HKIAC under UNCITRAL Rules
3 Ad hoc arbitration under the UNCITRAL Rules
4 Domestic arbitration
C Other Considerations
1 Mandatory national laws: substantive or procedural
2 Conditions precedent
3 Procedural considerations
4 Multiple parties or multiple contracts
5 General Provisions of the HKIAC Rules (Articles 1-3) 53(8)
A Article 1-Scope of Application
1 Article 1.1: Arbitration agreements to which the Rules apply
a Purpose
b Arbitration agreement
2 Article 1.2: Relationship with other arbitration rules
3 Articles 1.3 and 1.4: Commencement and exclusion of certain provisions
B Article 2-Notices and Calculation of Periods of Time
1 Article 2.1: Delivery method and address
a Acceptable methods of delivery
b Notification address
2 Article 2.2: Date of receipt
a Purpose
b Determining the date of receipt
3 Articles 2.3 and 2.4: Calculation of periods of time
a Time limits under the Rules
b Calculation of time
C Article 3-Interpretation of Rules
1 Article 3.1: Power to interpret the HKIAC Rules
2 Article 3.2: Reasons and finality of the decision
a Reasons
b Finality
3 Article 3.3: References to HKIAC
4 Articles 3.4-3.10: Definitions
a 'Claimant', 'Respondent', 'additional party', 'party', 'claim' and 'arbitral tribunal'
b 'Award'
c 'Seat' of arbitration
5 Article 3.11: Schedules
6 Article 3.12: Practice notes
7 Article 3.13: Prevailing language
6 Commencement of the Arbitration (Articles 4 and 5, Schedule 1) 61(22)
A Article 4-Submitting a Dispute to Arbitration
1 Article 4.1
a Writing and form requirements
b Delivery of Notice to HKIAC
c Processing the Notice
2 Article 4.2
3 Article 4.3
a A demand that the dispute be referred to arbitration
b Contact details of the parties and their counsel
c The arbitration agreement(s) invoked
d A reference to the contract(s) or other legal instrument(s) out of or in relation to which the dispute arises
e Description of the general nature of the claim and an indication of the amount involved
f The relief or remedy sought
g A proposal as to the number of arbitrators
h The claimant's proposal regarding the designation of an arbitrator
i Confirmation of service
j Amendments to the Notice
4 Article 4.4
5 Article 4.5
6 Article 4.6
7 Article 4.7
8 Article 4.8
B Article 5-Answer to the Notice of Arbitration
1 Article 5.1
a Time limit for submitting the Answer
b Form requirement
c Contact information of the respondent
d Any plea that an arbitral tribunal constituted under these Rules lacks jurisdiction
e The respondent's comments on the nature of the claim and the amount in dispute
f The respondent's answer to the claimant's relief or remedy
g The respondent's proposal as to the number of arbitrators
h The respondent's proposal regarding the designation of an arbitrator
i Confirmation of service
2 Article 5.2
3 Article 5.3
4 Article 5.4
5 Article 5.5
6 Article 5.6
C Schedule 1-Registration and Administrative Fees
1 Schedule 1-Paragraph 1.1
2 Schedule 1-Piragraph 1.2
3 Schedule 1-Paragraph 1.3
4 Schedule 1-Paragraph 2.1
5 Schedule 1-Paragraph 2.2
6 Schedule 1-Paragraph 2.3
7 Schedule 1-Paragraph 2.4
8 Schedule 1-Paragraph 2.5
9 Schedule 1-Paragraph 2.6
7 Arbitral Tribunal (Articles 6-12, Schedules 2 and 3 83(44)
A Article 6-Number of Arbitrators
1 Article 6.1
a The parties' agreement on the number of arbitrators
b Determination of the number of arbitrators by HKIAC
2 Article 6.2
B Article 7-Appointment of a Sole Arbitrator
1 Article 7.1
2 Article 7.2
a Procedure for the appointment of a sole arbitrator by HKIAC
b Considerations for appointing a sole arbitrator
C Article 8-Appointment of Three Arbitrators
1 Article 8.1
a Appointment of co-arbitrators
b Appointment of the Third and Presiding Arbitrator
2 Article 8.2
a Regular appointment procedure
b HKIAC's power to appoint all arbitrators
3 Article 8.3
D Article 9-Confirmation of the Arbitral Tribunal
1 Article 9.1
2 Article 9.2
E Article 10, Schedules 2 and 3-Fees and Expenses of the Arbitral Tribunal
1 Article 10.1
2 Article 10.2
3 Article 10.3
4 Schedule 2-Section 1
5 Schedule 3-Section 1
6 Schedules 2 and 3-Section 2
7 Schedule 2-Section 3
8 Schedule 3-Section 3
9 Schedules 2 and 3-Section 4
10 Schedules 2 and 3-Section 5
11 Schedule 2-Section 6
12 Schedule 3-Section 6
13 Schedules 2 and 3-Section 7
14 Schedules 2 and 3-Section 8
15 Schedule 2-Section 9
16 Schedule 2-Section 10
F Article 11-Qualifications and Challenge of the Arbitral Tribunal
1 Article 11.1
a Duty of impartiality and independence
b Ongoing duty throughout the arbitration
2 Article 11.2
a The nationality requirement
b Determination of nationality
3 Article 11.3
4 Article 11.4
a Content of the Declaration
b Duty of disclosure
c Ongoing duty to disclose
5 Article 11.5
6 Article 11.6
a Justifiable doubts as to an arbitrator's impartiality or independence
b Lack of qualifications agreed by the parties
c De jure or de facto unable to perform functions or failure to act without undue delay
7 Article 11.7
8 Article 11.8
9 Article 11.9
a Determination of the challenge by HKIAC
b Finality of HKIAC decision on challenge under Hong Kong law
c Status of proceedings while challenge pending
10 Article 11.10
G Article 12-Replacement of an Arbitrator
1 Article 12.1
2 Article 12.2
3 Article 12.3
8 Emergency Relief and Interim Measures of Protection (Articles 23 and 24, Schedule 4) 127(32)
A Article 23.1 and Schedule 4-Emergency Relief from an Emergency Arbitrator
1 Article 23.1-application for emergency relief
a The need for emergency relief
b Definition of 'emergency relief'
c Factors to be considered by an emergency arbitrator when granting emergency relief
d Types of emergency relief that can be granted by an emergency arbitrator
2 Schedule 4-paragraph 1
3 Schedule 4-paragraphs 2-4
a Service of an application for emergency relief
b Components of an application for emergency relief
4 Schedule 4-paragraph 6
5 Schedule 4-paragraph 5
6 Schedule 4-paragraph 7
7 Schedule 4-paragraph 8
8 Schedule 4-paragraph 9
9 Schedule 4-paragraph 10
10 Schedule 4-paragraph 11
11 Schedule 4-paragraphs 12 and 13
12 Schedule 4-paragraph 14
13 Schedule 4-paragraph 15
14 Schedule 4-paragraph 16
15 Schedule 4--paragraph 17
16 Schedule 4-paragraph 18
17 Schedule 4-paragraph 19
18 Schedule 4-paragraphs 20 and 21
19 Schedule 4-paragraph 22
20 Schedule 4-paragraph 23
21 Schedule 4-paragraph 24
B Articles 23.2-23.8-Interim Relief from an Arbitral Tribunal
1 Article 23.2-tribunal may order interim measures
2 Article 23.3-types of interim measures
a Definition of interim measures
b Types and forms of interim measures
c Other provisional measures available from arbitral tribunals under Hong Kong law
3 Article 23.4-factors to consider before ordering interim measures
4 Article 23.5-modification, suspension, or termination of interim measures
5 Articles 23.6-security in connection with an interim measure
6 Article 23.7-material change in circumstances
7 Article 23.8-liability for costs and damages
C Article 23.9-Interim Relief from a Court
1 Article 23.9-request for interim measures by a court
a Advantages and disadvantages of seeking interim relief from courts and arbitral tribunals
b Statutory power of the Hong Kong courts to issue interim relief
D Article 24-Security for Costs
1 Article 24-order for security for costs
9 Conduct of the Arbitration (Articles 13-22, 25-26, 30-31) 159(48)
A Article 13-General Provisions
1 Article 13.1-arbitral tribunal's power to adopt suitable procedures
a The arbitral tribunal's power to determine the procedures
b Subject to the HKIAC Rules
c Avoiding unnecessary delay or expense
d Ensuring equal treatment of the parties and a reasonable opportunity to present their case
2 Article 13.2-provisional timetable
3 Article 13.3-communication of documents or information
4 Article 13.4-appointment of a tribunal secretary
a Need for tribunal secretaries
b Appointment of a tribunal secretary
c Appointment of an HKIAC Secretariat member as tribunal secretary
d Impartiality and independence of a tribunal secretary
e Role of a tribunal secretary
f Remuneration of a tribunal secretary
5 Article 13.5-ensuring the fair and efficient conduct of the arbitration
6 Article 13.6-party representation
a Free choice of legal representation
b Subject to Article 13.5
c Communication of the details of the party representatives
d Proof of authority
7 Article 13.7-matters not expressly provided for in the Rules
8 Article 13.8-ensuring that an award is valid
B Article 14-Seat and Venue of the Arbitration
1 Article 14.1-seat of the arbitration
a Parties are free to agree on any seat of arbitration
b Hong Kong as the default seat
c The arbitral tribunal's discretion to choose another seat
2 Article 14.2-venue of hearings and meetings
C Article 15-Language of the Arbitration
1 Article 15.1-arbitral tribunal's power to determine the language(s) of the arbitration
a Parties are free to agree on any language of arbitration
b Languages used by HKIAC
c The arbitral tribunal must determine the language(s) of the arbitration absent party agreement
2 Article 15.2-translation of documents
D Articles 16-18 and 20-21-Written Submissions
1 Article 16.1-filing a Statement of Claim
a Form of the Statement of Claim
b The time limit for filing the Statement of Claim
c Delivery of the Statement of Claim
2 Article 16.2-contents of the Statement of Claim
3 Article 16.3-documents annexed to the Statement of Claim
4 Article 16.4-varying the Statement of Claim's requirements
5 Article 17.1-filing a Statement of Defence
6 Article 17.2-contents of the Statement of Defence
a Basic contents of the Statement of Defence
b Objection to the arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction or the proper constitution of the tribunal
7 Article 17.3-counterclaims and set-off defences
8 Article 17.4-documents annexed to the Statement of Defence
9 Article 17.5-varying the Statement of Defence's requirements
10 Article 18.1-amendments to claims or defences
11 Article 18.2-adjustment of HKIAC's Administrative Fees and the arbitral tribunal's fees
12 Article 20-further written statements
13 Article 21-time period for written statements
a Time periods for communication of written statements
b Extension of time
E Article 19-Jurisdiction of the Arbitral Tribunal
1 Article 19.1
2 Article 19.2
3 Article 19.3
4 Article 19.4
5 Article 19.5
F Article 22-Evidence and Hearings
1 Article 22.1-burden of proof
2 Article 22.2-assessment of evidence
3 Article 22.3-production of documents
a Document production process
b Documents that are relevant to the case and material to its outcome
c Admission and exclusion of evidence
4 Article 22.4-oral hearings
a The arbitral tribunal's power to hold oral hearings
b Notice of hearing
5 Article 22.5-witnesses and experts
a Who can be a witness or an expert?
b Notice of witness or expert
6 Article 22.6-translation and transcript
a Translation of oral statements
b Record of the hearing
7 Article 22.7-privacy of hearings and cross-examination
a Privacy of hearings
b Sequestration of witnesses or experts
c Cross-examination of witnesses or experts
G Article 25-Tribunal-Appointed Experts
1 Article 25.1-appointment of an expert by the arbitral tribunal
a Arbitral tribunal's powers to appoint experts
b Terms of reference
c Expert to produce a written report
2 Article 25.2-provision of information to tribunal-appointed expert
3 Article 25.3-communication of tribunal-appointed expert report to the parties
4 Article 25.4-examination of tribunal-appointed expert by the parties
5 Article 25.5-impartiality and independence of tribunal-appointed expert
H Article 26-Default
1 Article 26.1-failure to submit Statement of Claim
2 Article 26.2-failure to submit Statement of Defence
3 Article 26.3-failure to present case
I Article 30-Closure of Proceedings
1 Article 30.1-closing the proceedings
2 Article 30.2-reopening the proceedings
J Article 31-Waiver of Right to Object
10 Complex Arbitrations (Articles 27-29) 207(38)
A Article 27-Joinder of Additional Parties
1 Article 27.1-arbitral tribunal's power to order joinder
a Definition of 'additional party'
b Arbitral tribunal decides requests for joinder
c Prima facie basis for decision
d Definition of 'an arbitration agreement under these Rules giving rise to the arbitration'
e 'Including any arbitration under Articles 28 or 29'
2 Article 27.2-effect of tribunal's decision to order joinder
3 Article 27.3-submission of Request for Joinder
4 Article 27.4-content of Request for Joinder
a Content of Request
b Express Request for joinder
c Status of a joined party
d Service of Request for Joinder
5 Article 27.5-Answer to the Request for Joinder
a Not applicable where Request for Joinder submitted under Article 27.6
b Content of Answer
c Service of Answer to the Request for Joinder
d Objections to jurisdiction
e Objections to the constitution of the tribunal
f Additional party's comments on particulars in the Request for Joinder
g Additional party's answer to the relief or remedy sought in the Request for Joinder
h Claims by the additional party against any other party to the arbitration
6 Article 27.6-third party wishing to be joined as an additional party
7 Article 27.7-parties' comments on Request for Joinder
8 Article 27.8-HKIAC's power to order joinder
9 Article 27.9-HKIAC's decision without prejudice
10 Article 27.10 date of commencement of arbitration against joined party
11 Article 27.11-revocation of appointment
a Deemed waiver of right to designate arbitrators
b 'In these circumstances, HKIAC shall appoint the entire tribunal'
c 'HKIAC may revoke the appointment of any arbitrators already designated or confirmed'
12 Article 27.12-consequences of revocation of appointment
a Act or order before appointment revoked
b Entitlement to fees
13 Article 27.13-waiver of right to object
a Challenge
b Resisting enforcement
14 Article 27.14-adjustment of Administrative Fees or arbitral tribunal's fees
B Article 28-Consolidation of Arbitrations
1 Article 28.1-conditions for consolidation
a Power to consolidate
b Article 28.1
a consolidation with party agreement
c Article 28.1
b claims under the same arbitration agreement
d Article 28.1 (c): claims raising common issues of law or fact in same or similar transaction
e Consolidation under Schedule 2 of the Arbitration Ordinance
f Contents of a Request for Consolidation
2 Article 28.2-service of the Request for Consolidation
3 Article 28.3-relevant factors to determine whether to consolidate
4 Article 28.4-decision on Request for Consolidation
5 Article 28.5-consolidation without prejudice to earlier acts by a court
6 Article 28.6-revocation of appointment
a Deemed waiver of right to designate arbitrators
b 'In these circumstances, HKIAC shall appoint the entire tribunal'
c 'FIKIAC may revoke the appointment of any arbitrators already designated or confirmed'
7 Article 28.7-revocation of appointment is without prejudice
a Act or order before appointment revoked
b Entitlement to fees
c Limitation periods
8 Article 28.8-waiver of any objection following consolidation
a Challenge
b Resisting enforcement
9 Article 28.9-adjustment of Administrative Fees and tribunal's fees
a HKIAC's Administrative Fees
b Tribunal's fees
c Costs of a consolidated arbitration
C Article 29-Single Arbitration under Multiple Contracts
1 Article 29.1-single arbitration under multiple contracts
2 Article 29.2-waiver of any objection
11 Awards, Decisions, and Orders of the Arbitral Tribunal (Articles 32-40) 245(30)
A Article 32-Decisions
1 Article 32.1-majority rulings
2 Article 33.1-definition of costs
B Article 33-Costs of the Arbitration
1 Article 33.1-definition of costs
a Preliminary issues
b Heads of costs
c Factors relevant to the assessment of costs
2 Article 33.2-apportionment of costs
a Costs follow the event
b Costs lie where they fall
c Issues-based allocation
3 Article 33.3-limiting recoverable legal fees
4 Article 33.4-consolidated proceedings
5 Article 33.5-determination of costs following termination of proceedings prior to issuance of award
C Article 34-Form and Effect of the Award
1 Article 34.1-type of award
2 Article 34.2-form and binding nature of an award
a Final and binding effect of awards
b Waiver
3 Article 34.3-compliance with an award by the parties
4 Article 34.4-reasoning
a Duty to give reasons
b Form of reasons
c Exceptions to the duty to give reasons
5 Article 34.5-execution of the award
a Signatures of arbitral tribunal
b Date of the arbitral award
c Seat of arbitration
6 Article 34.6-transmission of the award
D Article 35-Applicable Law, Amiable Compositeur
1 Article 35.1-applicable law
a Parties' choice of law
b Consequence of parties' failure to designate a law
2 Article 35.2-amiable compositeur
3 Article 35.3-applicable contractual terms and trade usages
E Article 36-Settlement or Other Grounds for Termination
1 Article 36.1-settlement of the dispute
a Termination order
b Consent award
c Termination prior to constitution of the arbitral tribunal
2 Article 36.2-continuation of the arbitration is unnecessary or impossible
3 Article 36.3-communication of the termination order or consent award
a Termination order
b Consent award
F Article 37-Correction of the Award
1 Article 37.1-request for correction of an award by a party
2 Article 37.2-time period within which a correction may be made
3 Article 37.3-corrections initiated by the arbitral tribunal
4 Article 37.4-further corrections
5 Article 37.5-form of corrections
G Article 38-Interpretation of the Award
1 Article 38.1-request for interpretation of an award by a party
2 Article 38.2-time period within which an interpretation may be made
3 Article 38.3-further interpretation
4 Article 38.4-form of interpretation
H Article 39-Additional Award
1 Article 39.1-request for an additional award by a party
2 Article 39.2-time period within which an additional award may be made
3 Article 39.4-form
I Article 40-Deposits for Costs
1 Article 40.1-request for initial deposits
a Purpose of the request for initial deposits
b Timing of the request
c Amount of the initial deposit
d Payment of the initial deposit
2 Article 40.2-separate deposits
3 Article 40.3-supplementary deposits
4 Article 40.4-failure to pay
5 Article 40.5-accounting in final award
6 Article 40.6-deposit holding accounts
12 Miscellaneous Provisions (Articles 41-43) 275(12)
A Article 41-Expedited Procedure
1 Article 41.1-application for the Expedited Procedure
a Amount in dispute
b Agreement by the parties
c In cases of exceptional urgency
2 Article 41.2-Expedited Procedure rules
a Number of arbitrators
b Time limits
c Pleadings
d Hearings
e Award
3 Article 41.3-application of expedited procedure for consolidated proceedings under Article 28 or arbitrations commenced under Article 29
B Article 42-Confidentiality
1 Articles 42.1 and 42.2-the duty of confidentiality
2 Article 42.3-exceptions to the duty of confidentiality
3 Articles 42.4 and 42.5-confidentiality of deliberations and award
C Article 43-Exclusion of Liability
1 Article 43.1-exclusion of liability
2 Article 43.2-witnesses in legal or other proceedings
Appendix
1. Summary of Advantages of Arbitrating in Hong Kong		 287(2)
Appendix
2. Summary of Advantages of Arbitrating at HKIAC		 289(2)
Appendix
3. Administered Arbitration Rules 2013		 291(26)
Appendix
4. HKIAC Practice Notes		 317(8)
Appendix
5. Arbitrator's Declaration of Acceptance and Statement of Availability, Impartiality, and Independence		 325(1)
Appendix
6. HKIAC Model Arbitration Clauses		 326(3)
Appendix
7. Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre Procedures for the Administration of Arbitration under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules		 329(7)
Appendix
8. HKIAC Guidelines on the Use of a Secretary to the Arbitral Tribunal		 336(4)
Appendix
9. Hong Kong Arbitration Ordinance (Cap 609)		 340(56)
Appendix
10. Arbitration (Appointment of Arbitrators and Mediators and Decisions on Number of Arbitrators) Rules (Cap 609C)		 396(11)
Appendix
11. HKIAC Case Statistics		 407(1)
Appendix
12. Statistics on Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Hong Kong 2009 to 2015		 408(7)
Index 415
Dr Michael J Moser is an international arbitrator, mediator, and attorney-at-law. He is currently an arbitrator member of 20 Essex Street Chambers in London and also maintains offices in Hong Kong and Beijing. He is Honorary Past Chairman of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre, Vice President of APRAG, a past Court Member of the London Court of International Arbitration, and a Board Member of the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. Dr Moser has been advising foreign clients doing business in the Asia-Pacific region and the People's Republic of China since 1980. He was the first foreign national to be appointed as an arbitrator in China.

Ms Chiann Bao is the Secretary-General of the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC). As Secretary-General, she functions as the chief executive of the HKIAC and oversees the administration of arbitrations, mediations, adjudications, and other forms of dispute resolution at the HKIAC. She also ensures the HKIAC performs its statutory functions in appointing arbitrators and mediators, and leads the Secretariat in promoting the use of Hong Kong arbitration and other forms of dispute resolution worldwide. Bao is a board member of the Practical Law Company, a member of the International Advisory Board of the Association of Corporate Counsel, Councillor of the International Federation for Commercial Arbitration institutions, and a member of the editorial board of Asian Dispute Review. She regularly speaks on international arbitration, with a focus on Asia.