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Descriptive introduction What is an arbitration Sources of arbitration law Foreign arbitral law The agreement to arbitrate Agreements to refer future disputes Agreements to refer existing disputes Arbitration and third parties Multiple arbitrations What matters may be arbitrated Capacity of parties The residual jurisdiction of the Court Scott v Avery clauses Appointment of arbitrators and umpire Lapse of time The rights and duties of the arbitraitor Capacity, qualifications, and impartiality The arbitrator advocate - the umpire - disagreement Procedual powers and duties A fair trial The course of the reference Types of award Form and contents of award The effect of a valid reward Enforcement of the award Judicial control - a historical survey Court proceedings wrongly brought Hopeless claims and defences Remedies available during the reference The repetory Remedies available after the reference Questions of jurisdiction Waiver Appeals Procedures not by way of appeal Legislation affecting arbitration Convention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards