International and Domestic Arbitration in Pakistan: Law and Practice (Second Edition) - Book Review

I.A. Marwat

International and Domestic Arbitration in Pakistan: Law and Practice (Second Edition) - Book Review

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: I.A. Marwat

Published 14 August 2024

Introduction

Against the backdrop of an increasing significance of arbitration as a mode of settling disputes, the book “International and Domestic Arbitration in Pakistan: Law and Practice (Second Edition)” by Rana Rizwan Hussain presents itself as a critical legal literature, paving the way for the seamless comprehension of foundational legal principles upon which the whole edifice of Pakistan’s domestic and international arbitration practice is built.

"International and Domestic Arbitration in Pakistan: Law and Practice" by Rana Rizwan Hussain. ISBN: 9789692329521, 2023. https://sangemeel.shop/products/international-and-domestic-arbitration-in-pakistan-hardcover-rana-rizwan-hussain (English, 354 Pages)

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I.A. Marwat (2024, forthcoming) "International and Domestic Arbitration in Pakistan: Law and Practice (Second Edition) - Book Review"
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Other recently published material:

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