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Foskett on Compromise

The book provides a comprehensive critical evaluation of the institutional design and procedural rules of established and emerging international business courts.

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31 December 2019

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Foskett, DavidÌýand Sorabji, John (eds.) (2019) Foskett on Compromise,Ìý9thÌýedn, Sweet & Maxwell.

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A compromise is the settlement of a dispute by mutual concession. Generally speaking a compromise occurs most often in a private law context, which is to say in disputes between individuals and/or commercial entities. A compromise can emerge from negotiations either before or after the commencement of litigation or arbitration proceedings and whether or not facilitated by mediation.

The purpose ofÌýFoskett on CompromiseÌýis to provide practitioners with a comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the legal framework for the resolution of disputes and the practical implications of the process of settlement however that settlement is achieved and whether it is a dispute within a domestic jurisdiction or involves cross-border implications.

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