英文摘要 |
Arbitration as a method of disputes resolution is of great benefit toenterprises involving in international commercial transactions. Except forthe professionality, rapidity, secrecy and autonomy regarding theproceeding, international arbitration is conceived to avoid the “homeadvantage” and ensure the “circulation” of the result of procedure. On theother hand, international arbitration can not only help to save judicialresources, but also reduce business barriers which local entrepreneurs couldface with. By providing services for arbitration a country could furthergenerate revenue. In consequence hereof it’s crucial to establish a suitablelegal framework for international arbitration. In this regard, this articlereviews the current Taiwanese Arbitration Law, which has undergone aprofound reform in 1998 aiming at “internationalizing” and “liberalizing”arbitration regulations, and tries to find out if those legal political goals havebeen met, focusing on the aspect of “Court’s Supervision and Assistance inArbitration”. By means of comparative legal study, this article argues thatTaiwanese legislators should consider the transplantation of some foreignlegal institutes and courts should interpret the law with due attention tointernational development. |