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Formal Name of the Institution:
Österreichische Vereinigung für Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit (ArbAut)
Postal Address:
Esslinggasse 9
Vienna
A-1010
Vienna
Austria
+43 1 90 101 - 52
arbaut@arbitration-austria.at
http://www.arbitration-austria.at/
Vienna
A-1010
Vienna
Austria
+43 1 90 101 - 52
arbaut@arbitration-austria.at
http://www.arbitration-austria.at/
Scope:
National & International
Branch offices:
Vienna
Language(s):
English, German
ADR Services:
Arbitration
Specialization:
Civil, International, Commercial Intellectual Property, Patent, Real Estate, Construction, Financial/Investment, Transportation, Telecommunications, Energy, Insurance, Banking, Utilities, Infrastructures, Import/Export, Corporate, Natural Resources
General information
Founded:
2009
Authorized representative:
Wolfgang Hahnkamper
President
President
The Austrian Arbitration Association - ArbAut is a non-profit association dedicated to promoting domestic and international arbitration. It is particularly focused on promoting Austria as the place of arbitration. Austria, and especially Vienna, is uniquely situated to be a platform for the resolution of cross-border disputes.
To this end, ArbAut organizes domestic and international conferences and encourages the next generation of arbitrators, in particular in conjunction with the Young Austrian Arbitration Practitioners (YAAP).
ArbAut is not an arbitral institution and does not administer arbitrations; Rather, the association collaborates with the International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC), the ICC, and other arbitral organizations and institutions on an ongoing basis. It also maintains contacts with international organizations based in Vienna, particularly the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, UNCITRAL.
The Austrian Arbitration Association invites arbitration practitioners world-wide to participate and become ArbAut members.
To this end, ArbAut organizes domestic and international conferences and encourages the next generation of arbitrators, in particular in conjunction with the Young Austrian Arbitration Practitioners (YAAP).
ArbAut is not an arbitral institution and does not administer arbitrations; Rather, the association collaborates with the International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (VIAC), the ICC, and other arbitral organizations and institutions on an ongoing basis. It also maintains contacts with international organizations based in Vienna, particularly the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, UNCITRAL.
The Austrian Arbitration Association invites arbitration practitioners world-wide to participate and become ArbAut members.
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The Austrian Arbitration Association invites arbitration practitioners world-wide to participate and become ArbAut members.
The Austrian Arbitration Association invites arbitration practitioners world-wide to participate and become ArbAut members.
Other information
Arbitration in Austria
Traditionally, Austria has served as the situs of arbitration for disputes between parties from Central and Eastern Europe. Today, with users from all over the world routinely agreeing to ad hoc and institutional arbitration in Austria, this traditional base has expanded.
Austrian arbitration benefits from:
- The UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, adopted in 2006.
- The International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber ("VIAC"), a renowned international arbitration institution.
- A legal framework that accommodates the parties' wishes (applicable law, language, arbitrators, etc.) without compromising essential procedural safeguards.
- The adherence to the UNCITRAL Model Law and the New York Convention 1958 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards ("New York Convention"), which greatly assists enforcement and hinders judicial annulment.
- Ratification of the New York Convention without reservations.
- The availability of trained and experienced practitioners who routinely act as counsel or arbitrators in international arbitration, and who are capable of doing so in an array of languages.
- Austria's neutrality, its central location in the heart of Europe, convenient transport links, and excellent infrastructure.
Traditionally, Austria has served as the situs of arbitration for disputes between parties from Central and Eastern Europe. Today, with users from all over the world routinely agreeing to ad hoc and institutional arbitration in Austria, this traditional base has expanded.
Austrian arbitration benefits from:
- The UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, adopted in 2006.
- The International Arbitral Centre of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber ("VIAC"), a renowned international arbitration institution.
- A legal framework that accommodates the parties' wishes (applicable law, language, arbitrators, etc.) without compromising essential procedural safeguards.
- The adherence to the UNCITRAL Model Law and the New York Convention 1958 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards ("New York Convention"), which greatly assists enforcement and hinders judicial annulment.
- Ratification of the New York Convention without reservations.
- The availability of trained and experienced practitioners who routinely act as counsel or arbitrators in international arbitration, and who are capable of doing so in an array of languages.
- Austria's neutrality, its central location in the heart of Europe, convenient transport links, and excellent infrastructure.
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