Note:The Heirs of Pausimachus v City of Kalymnos arbitration

Q3 Social Sciences

Arbitration International Pub Date : 2023-09-16 DOI:10.1093/arbint/aiad043

Paschalis Paschalidis

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Abstract The so-called ‘Knidian arbitration’ between the heirs of the banker Pausimachus and the city-State of Kalymnos has been the subject of much debate amongst historians and archaeologists. However, it seems to have escaped the attention of arbitration practictioners, despite the fact that it constitutes, in essence, a commercial proto-arbitration against a State. The present contribution aims at correcting this omission. The award is a treasure trove of information about the conduct of ancient arbitrations. While arbitrations have become increasingly sophisticated procedures, this ancient award also helps identify essential aspects of the arbitral process that transcend time. To do so, this contribution provides both an overview and commentary of the award as well as a translation of the surviving fragments.

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注:波西马库斯继承人诉卡利姆诺斯城仲裁

银行家波西马库斯(Pausimachus)的继承人与卡利姆诺斯(Kalymnos)城邦之间所谓的“尼迪安仲裁”一直是历史学家和考古学家争论不休的话题。然而，它似乎没有引起仲裁从业人员的注意，尽管事实上它实质上是针对一个国家的商业原始仲裁。本文旨在纠正这一遗漏。该裁决书是有关古代仲裁行为的宝贵资料。虽然仲裁已成为越来越复杂的程序，但这一古老的裁决也有助于确定仲裁程序中超越时间的重要方面。为了做到这一点，这篇文章提供了对该奖项的概述和评论，以及对现存片段的翻译。

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Arbitration International Social Sciences-Law

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