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Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre: A Guide to the Court and Regulatory Tribunal: Procedure and Jurisprudence
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Why you should buy Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre: A Guide to the Court and Regulatory Tribunal: Procedure and Jurisprudence
Since the delivery of its first judgment over 12 years ago, the Qatar International Court and the Regulatory Tribunal has continued to develop its practice and procedure.
This book written by Khawar Qureshi and Catriona Nicol of McNair Chambers, the first ever barristers' chambers to open outside England and Wales which was established in the Qatar Financial Centre in 2008 with contributions by Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, President and Christopher Grout, Registrar of the of Qatar International Court and Dispute Resolution Centre provides a concise overview and explanation of the Court and Regulatory Tribunal's legislation and case law. This includes details and explanations of the most significant court and tribunal cases to date.
This book will be of great assistance to anyone engaged in or contemplating litigation in Qatar before the Qatar International Court or Regulatory Tribunal; or considering designating the Qatar International Court as an arbitration seat or competent court under the UNCITRAL-inspired Qatar Arbitration Law (Qatar Law No. 2/2017).
