Arbitration, Sharia, and the modern Middle East
Thursday, 30 June 2011
Featured In: Volume 6 - Issue 3 (Vol. 6 Iss. 3)
As the Middle East grows as a hub for dispute resolution, the role of Sharia law in the legal affairs of the region is becoming an increasing cause for concern. Paul Turner, head of arbitration at Al Tamimi & Co in Dubai, and Robert Karrar-Lewsley, a senior associate at the same firm, consider its impact on arbitration and whether it gives rise to public policy defences to enforcement under the New York Convention
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