International Publications

• Model Term Sheet,
• Model Shareholders Agreement,
• Model Directors Services/Management Agreement,
• Model Employment Agreement,
• Model Confidentiality Agreement and
• a checklist of issues to consider related to assignment and transfer of intellectual property rights.

The models can be adapted to fit the particular circumstances of the transaction and will allow young businesses to engage legal counsel at a later stage in the process, to help finalize the contracts in accordance with local requirements, saving entrepreneurs precious time and money.

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The ISDGP demonstrates how the principles and content of URDG 758 should be integrated into day-to-day demand guarantee practice, in all types of demand guarantees, international or domestic, in all sectors of trade and industry, regardless of when or where the guarantee or counter-guarantee is issued.

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The full text of the Incoterms® 2020 rules is also included in the book.

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The Library is categorised into two channels – Dispute Resolution and Trade Finance – with a third, Incoterms® and Commercial Contracts, being released shortly.

The live channels contain hundreds of relevant reports, documents, articles, awards, news and more.

ICC Australia and Australian Chamber members receive up to 20% discount off the annual Digital Library subscription fees.

The leniency practices gathered in the second edition of the Manual span over 30 countries. It was presented at this year’s Pre-ICN Forum in New Delhi to benefit from consultation during the ICN.

The ICC Leniency Manual starts with an outline of the generic leniency application process then delves into the specific filing requirements in targeted countries. The countries are organized in chapters listed in alphabetical order for easy reference. Each chapter features a factsheet which includes a list of issues that the leniency applicant should think about when considering filing an application in a specific country together with a short description of leniency in that country. Furthermore, each chapter provides a colour-coded flowchart which aims to guide the user through each stage of a leniency application process from the very initial contact with the competition agency to its final decision.

A reference guide or aide-mémoire designed to explain the basic requirements under a generic leniency application is provided at the end of the manual and should be used as a companion to the flowcharts.

The latest issue includes commentary, reports, articles and book reviews.

To access the eBulletin, you must have Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) installed on your computer.

Once you have downloaded ADE, you can access the Bulletin here.

All back issues of the Bulletin can be found in the ICC Dispute Resolution Library.

The model allows for a solid decision-making process, a clear allocation of participation and provision of resources, the need for swift and effective dispute resolution, and the need for complete and informed allocation of risks.

It includes a USB key which contains the full text of the model and its annexes, permitting you to easily adapt the contract to your specific case.  If parties have no need to draw up a special contract of their own, they can use the entire model, which has been drafted to assure balance for both sides.

This Dossier XVI of the ICC Institute of World Business Law explores some of the ways and means to conduct proceedings in a reasonable time without jeopardising due process.  It also looks at the specific issue of summary judgement and the enforcement of such decisions. Looking back through history, the authors consider what we can learn from the past with a view to the future. The Dossier will help arbitrators, counsel and parties to properly address the challenge of reducing the duration and cost of arbitration proceedings.