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Institutional and Procedural Aspects of Mass Claims Settlement Systems (Paperback)
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Institutional and Procedural Aspects of Mass Claims Settlement Systems (Paperback)
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This volume is the first of a series edited by the International
Bureau of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) - The PCA/Peace
Palace Papers - which contains the papers emanating from the
semi-annual seminars organized by the PCA in the Peace Palace. Each
seminar focuses on a topical issue of international law. The first
seminar was held on 9 December, 1999 and dealt with institutional
and procedural aspects of mass claims settlement systems. Four
speakers from Europe and the United States shared their practical
experience with the respective systems dealing with mass claims.
This volume contains: an overview and analysis by Judge Howard
Holtzmann; the papers presented at the seminar covering such topics
as the Bopahl and Exxon Valdez disasters; an article by Ms Lucy
Reed on the Claims Resolution Tribunal for Dormant Bank Accounts in
Switzerland; the rules of the above mass claims settlement systems.
The book offers the reader a bird's-eye view of major mass claims
settlement systems operational at the time of writing, and provides
insights for persons charged with the setting up of new
international claims settlement tribunals. The PCA's International
Bureau is ready to assist them in those endeavours.
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