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Introduction

Introduction INTRODUCTION This issue commences with an article by Dr. Yahya Al-Samaan, on the Settlement of Foreign Investment Disputes by Means of Domestic Arbitration in Saudi Arabia. Resolution of investment disputes is essential for a sound climate for investment itself, and Dr. Al-Samaan has provided a most useful insight into the possibilities in Saudi Arabia. The issue continues with a fully researched contribution on the Ijtihad Controversy, by Shaista Ali-Karamali and Fiona Dunne. The "gate of ijtihad" principle has often been used to justify or explain theories and actions, and this scholarly piece will assist the reader when next encountering the principle. Adnan Amkhan continues his series on Arab laws with an article on the Effect of Change of Circumstances in Arab Contract Law, drawing on comparative jurisprudence to illustrate the points made. The text of a judgment from the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, London, (Admiralty Court), in a case involving Egyptian law and the new Egyptian Maritime Commerce Code is published as part of the planned series on judgments referring to Arab laws. The next issue will contain a copy of the judgment in Dubai Bank v Galadàri (no. 5), dealing with the UAE. The issue continues with translations of the Saudi Arabian Anti-Bribery Law, a' Ministerial Order on Foreign Industrial Investment, and the Royal Decree adhering to the New York Arbitral Convention. Finally, case reports from the UAE (provided by Al Tamimi & Company) conclude the text. THE EDITOR http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Arab Law Quarterly Brill

Introduction

Arab Law Quarterly , Volume 9 (3): 215 – Jan 1, 1994
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Brill
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© 1994 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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0268-0556
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INTRODUCTION This issue commences with an article by Dr. Yahya Al-Samaan, on the Settlement of Foreign Investment Disputes by Means of Domestic Arbitration in Saudi Arabia. Resolution of investment disputes is essential for a sound climate for investment itself, and Dr. Al-Samaan has provided a most useful insight into the possibilities in Saudi Arabia. The issue continues with a fully researched contribution on the Ijtihad Controversy, by Shaista Ali-Karamali and Fiona Dunne. The "gate of ijtihad" principle has often been used to justify or explain theories and actions, and this scholarly piece will assist the reader when next encountering the principle. Adnan Amkhan continues his series on Arab laws with an article on the Effect of Change of Circumstances in Arab Contract Law, drawing on comparative jurisprudence to illustrate the points made. The text of a judgment from the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, London, (Admiralty Court), in a case involving Egyptian law and the new Egyptian Maritime Commerce Code is published as part of the planned series on judgments referring to Arab laws. The next issue will contain a copy of the judgment in Dubai Bank v Galadàri (no. 5), dealing with the UAE. The issue continues with translations of the Saudi Arabian Anti-Bribery Law, a' Ministerial Order on Foreign Industrial Investment, and the Royal Decree adhering to the New York Arbitral Convention. Finally, case reports from the UAE (provided by Al Tamimi & Company) conclude the text. THE EDITOR

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Arab Law Quarterly – Brill

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