Mustill and Boyd Commercial Arbitration, 2nd Edition (2 Vols)

Mustill and Boyd Commercial Arbitration is a landmark work that systematically explains the law and practice of commercial arbitration. The two-volume set examines the nature of arbitration agreements, jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals, and conduct of proceedings.
It discusses appointment and duties of arbitrators, evidentiary rules, procedural fairness, and interim measures. The work also covers challenges to awards and their recognition and enforcement in domestic and international contexts.
Drawing upon case law from multiple jurisdictions, the book provides a comparative and analytical approach to arbitration principles. It balances doctrinal rigor with practical relevance, making it useful for both courts and practitioners.
This edition continues the book’s tradition as a leading reference in arbitration law, offering clarity on complex procedural and substantive issues.