The Principle of Confidentiality in Arbitration: A Necessary Crisis
The Principle of Confidentiality in Arbitration: A Necessary Crisis
Bernardo M. Cremades(Universidad de Madrid, Spain); Rodrigo Cortés(B. Cremades y Asociados, Spain)
23권 3호, 25~38쪽
초록
Confidentiality has always been considered one of the most important aspects of arbitral proceedings and until recently a principle that could never be ignored. However, under the shadow of the increasing number of arbitral cases in which States are involved, there has recently been a tendency towards publicity, not only in investment protection arbitrations but also in commercial arbitrations. That said, many questions arise: in the event of a conflict between confidentiality and publicity, which should prevail? What role does the arbitrator play in this conflict? Does confidentiality provide more benefits than harm.
Abstract
Confidentiality has always been considered one of the most important aspects of arbitral proceedings and until recently a principle that could never be ignored. However, under the shadow of the increasing number of arbitral cases in which States are involved, there has recently been a tendency towards publicity, not only in investment protection arbitrations but also in commercial arbitrations. That said, many questions arise: in the event of a conflict between confidentiality and publicity, which should prevail? What role does the arbitrator play in this conflict? Does confidentiality provide more benefits than harm.
- 발행기관:
- 한국중재학회
- 분류:
- 무역학