Arbitration of M&A Transactions

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  • Arbitration of M&A Transactions Book Detail

  • Author : Edward Poulton
  • Release Date : 2014
  • Publisher : Globe Law and Business Limited
  • Genre : Consolidation and merger of corporations
  • Pages : 0
  • ISBN 13 : 9781905783939
  • File Size : 5,5 MB
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Arbitration of M&A Transactions by Edward Poulton PDF Summary

Book Description: In this title leading experts in the field of international arbitration provide legal and practical guidance on the key types of dispute likely to arise from M&A transactions (eg, warranty claims, shareholder disputes, claims relating to completion accounts), and offer procedural and tactical tips for arbitration arising from them. The content also covers the fundamental questions of arbitrability, confidentiality, freedom to choose the governing law (and questions of mandatory law) and enforceability in 20 key jurisdictions.

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