《ARAB COMPARATIVE & COMMERIAL LAW THEINTERNATIONAL APPROACH VOLUME 1》

THE SHARI'A3

Paper 1 THE SHARI'A AND ITS RELEVANCE TO MODERN TRANSNATIONAL TRANSACTIONSby William M Ballantyne London, England3

Paper 2 THE APPLICATION OF THE ISLAMIC SHARI'Aby Dr Kamal Abulmagd Cairo, Egypt27

Paper 3 COMPENSATION FOR DAMAGES AND ITS ELEMENTS IN THE ISLAMIC SHARI'A IN CONTRACTUAL LIABILITYby Dr Jamal Addin Muhammed Mahmoud Cairo, Egypt43

Paper 4 THE PRINCIPLE OF PACTA SUNT SERVANDA AND LIABILITY FOR HIDDEN DEFECTSby Dr Abdul Rasul Abdul Redha Safat, Kuwait59

Paper 5 SHARI'A AND TRANSNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAWby Hon. Justice (Dr) Muri Okunola Lagos, Nigeria85

Paper 6 THE ISLAMIC SHARI'A: AN ETERNAL LEGISLATIVE SOURCEby His Excellency Grand Imam, Jadulhaqq Ali Jadulhaqq, The Sheik of Al-Azhar Office of the Grand Imam, Cairo, Egypt111

ARBITRATION125

FOREWORDGordon L Jaynes London, England125

Paper 1 INTRODUCTORY REMARKSProfessor Fouad A Riad Giza, Egypt129

Paper 2 SULTANATE OF OMANby Alastair Hirst Muscat, Oman135

Paper 3 THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIAby Mohamed J Nader Jeddah, Saudi Arabia145

Paper 4 QATARby Gebran Majdalany Doha, Qatar151

Paper 5 ARBITRATION IN EGYPTby Ahmed S El-Kosheri Cairo, Egypt169

Paper 6 ARBITRATION IN BAHRAINby Hassan Ali Radhi Manama, Bahrain199

Paper 7 ARBITRATION IN THE YEMEN ARAB REPUBLICby Saeed Hassan Sohbi San'a, Yemen Arab Republic207

Paper 8 JORDANby Omar N Nabulsi Amman, Jordan223

Paper 9 ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATESby Nicholas Angel1 <##> Gary R Feulner New York, USA and Abu Dhabi, UAE233

Paper 10 ARBITRATION IN SYRIAby Jacques El-Hakim Damascus, Syria255

Paper 11 ARBITRATION IN KUWAITby Anis F Kassim Safat, Kuwait269

Paper 12 IRAQby Dr Nazar Al-Tabakchali Baghdad, Iraq279

Paper 13 ENFORCEABILITY OF ARBITRAL AWARDS OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY WHERE THE ARBITRATION TAKES PLACEby Markham Ball Washington DC, USA299

Paper 14 THE MOSLEM ARBITRATION LAWby Abdul Hamid El-Ahdab Paris, France323

JOINT VENTURES393

Paper 1 FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN EGYPTby Ashraf Nadoury Alexandria, Egypt393

Paper 2 SILENT AND ACTIVE PARTNERS IN JOINT VENTURESby Mauro Rubino-Sammartano Milan, Italy401

Paper 3 JOINT VENTURES VIZ A VIZ LOCAL SPONSOR, AGENT, CONSULTANT: PROS AND CONS OF EACH FORMULAby R N H Gould Hong Kong411

Paper 4 THE UNITED STATES FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACTby Graham G Wisner Riyadh, Saudi Arabia431

Paper 5 JOINT VENTURES IN THE SULTANATE OF OMANby John McHugo London, England451

Paper 6 JOINT VENTURESby Dr J J Goudsmit Rotterdam, The Netherlands467

Paper 7 SELECTED ASPECTS OF JOINT VENTURES' RELATIONSHIP TO THEIR BANKS, SUBCONTRACTORS, SUPPLIERS, AND THEIR BANKSby William Van Orden Gnichtel New York, USA491