Course aims:

• to provide the minimum knowledge in what concerns the institution of national and international arbitration
• to form a juridical thinking in what concerns the institution of arbitration in Romania and other countries
• to assimilate new juridical information interpretation, correlation, comparative studies of juridical institutions from Romanian law and international stipulations in the matter of arbitration.

Course Entry Requirements:

Introduction to national and international commercial law

Course contents:

• Arbitration as an alternative way to settle a dispute or a litigation • National and international arbitration stipulations • The arbitration of litigation • Arbitration procedure • The arbitration order • The international arbitration in national law • International institutions of arbitration

Teaching methods:

Lecture, conversation, exemplification.

Learning outcomes:

• retrieval of written sources of international commercial law and national and international arbitration • Concept referring to historical evolution of commercial arbitration.

Learning outcomes verification and assessment criteria:

Written test examination. Verification during the semester

Recommended reading:

• I. Deleanu, S. Deleanu, Arbitrajul intern si international, Ed. Rosetti, 2005
• Titus Prescure, Radu Crisan , Arbitrajul comercial-modalitate alternative de solutionare a litigiilor patrimoniale, Ed. Universul Juridic, 2010
• V. A Vlasov, Arbitrajul comercial. Jurisprudenta arbitrala 2007-2009; Practica judiciara, ed. Hamagiu, 2010