Description

The monograph covers the legal and practical aspects of evidence collection, admissibility and assessment in international construction arbitration. Due to the complex, multiparty and confidential nature of the construction disputes and in the light of the limited available information, the provided research will be a helpful guide for any arbitration lawyer practicing this very specific area of law. The paper examines the existing rules and principles on the production, admissibility and assessment of evidence in international arbitration with particular emphasis on the construction disputes. While arguing that the arbitration is more appropriate means to settle many construction disputes as opposed to its other alternatives, the paper offers the recommendations regarding the time- and cost efficient evidentiary procedures in international construction arbitration.