So you really want to be an arbitrator?

By:

Cato, D. Mark

Language: English Series: LLP Dispute Resolution GuidesPublication details: London LLP 1999Description: xvii,227p. ; 22cmISBN:

1859788793

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

347.4109

Summary: An introductory textbook for arbitrators written in the form of a conversation between a senior arbitrator and his god-daughter who wants to study to become an arbitrator.

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An introductory textbook for arbitrators written in the form of a conversation between a senior arbitrator and his god-daughter who wants to study to become an arbitrator.

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