Procedural Orders in Commercial Arbitrations

Before rendering a final award, an arbitral tribunal will have had to make a number of decisions. Some are commonly referred to as procedural orders.There are debates about what distinguishes them from awards and what falls under one or the other. This article examines this question based on arbitral practice. It also analyses the legal framework of these procedural orders (effects, form, reasoning, deliberation, scrutiny, etc.).

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ASA Bulletin
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.54648/asab2025049
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International Arbitration and Investment Law
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Procedural Orders in Commercial Arbitrations

Olivier Caprasse, Amandine Muniken, François Philippart De Foy
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Procedural Orders in Commercial Arbitrations

Olivier Caprasse, Amandine Muniken, François Philippart De Foy
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Abstract

Before rendering a final award, an arbitral tribunal will have had to make a number of decisions. Some are commonly referred to as procedural orders.There are debates about what distinguishes them from awards and what falls under one or the other. This article examines this question based on arbitral practice. It also analyses the legal framework of these procedural orders (effects, form, reasoning, deliberation, scrutiny, etc.).

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