| 英文摘要 |
The fair and equitable treatment clause has broad connotation, abstract semantics, and lack of uniform application standard in practice, which is an important reason for the host state to face excessive litigation and“regulatory chill”. Scholars have previously put forward the use of customary international law to limit the arbitral tribunal’s discretion on this article, and also uphold the claim that the legal principle of this article is not actionable. The European Union has adopted regularized measures to improve this article in international agreements. These measures have played a positive role in resolving the defects of the fair and equitable treatment clause, but there is still room for further improvement in the legal interpretation of the clause. The application of the principle of good faith to the analysis of fair and equitable treatment clauses is a common practice of arbitral tribunals. However, the principle of good faith itself has problems such as unclear meaning and unclear legal status. The application of this principle to the fair and equitable treatment clause should be based on their clear legal relationship and functional orientation, so as to prevent the application of the fair and equitable treatment clause from falling into greater uncertainty. The legal application of the fair and equitable treatment clause can be improved by combining the subjectivity and objectivity of the principle of good faith, from the two aspects of degree good faith and good faith of notification obligation, so as to overcome the dilemma and risk of the legal application of this clause. |