Tribunal secretaries re-examined—comparative legal framework, best practices, and terms of appointment

Q3 Social Sciences

Arbitration International Pub Date : 2022-06-30 DOI:10.1093/arbint/aiac004

Hans-Patrick Schroeder, Wolfgang Junge

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Abstract

The tribunal secretary has had a short but stellar career so far. Within 20 years of first being recognized as a wide-spread and potentially problematic phenomenon in international arbitration, it has since been the object of decisions in various jurisdictions, institutional rules, and extensive academic analysis. The authors aim to sort through the different views in an effort to suggest best practices and model terms of appointment.

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重新审查审裁处秘书——比较法律框架、最佳做法和任命条款

到目前为止，这位法庭秘书的职业生涯虽然短暂，但却很出色。在20年的时间里，它首次被认为是国际仲裁中一个广泛存在且存在潜在问题的现象，自那以来，它已成为各种司法管辖区、制度规则和广泛学术分析的决定对象。作者的目的是整理不同的观点，努力提出最佳做法和模式的任命条款。

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Arbitration International Social Sciences-Law

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