Asian Development Bank - Fighting Poverty in Asia and the Pacific
What's New  |   e-Notification  |   Sitemap  |   Contact Us  |   Help

Catalog

Home : Publications : Catalog : Online Publications : Document


Table of Contents
p. 17 of 21 BACK | NEXT
Harmonization of Laws in the Region
Arbitration in the 1990s: Developments in East Asia
Regional Perspective
Arbitration in the Southeast Asian Region
Singapore
Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Viet Nam
>>Philippines
People's Republic of China
Japan
Conclusion
Regional Cooperation between National Regulators
Presentation of Prof. Mochtar Kusuma-Atmadja : Arbitration in the 1990s: Developments in East Asia : Arbitration in the Southeast Asian Region

Philippines

The Philippines does not have any arbitration institutions of its own. It is party to the major conventions on commercial arbitration, like the New York Convention. Its domestic laws on arbitration parallel the common law rules on arbitration. There does not seem to be any significant body of arbitral experience. The governing law is Philippine law, but the typical contractual arbitration clause provides for arbitration under the Rules of the ICC.



<<Back
Viet Nam
Next>>
People's Republic of China

© 2008 Asian Development Bank

Privacy | Terms of Use
 Top of page