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Wed, 14 Dec

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Committee Room 1, House of Lords

Soft power exporting the Rule of Law – commercial opportunities

The Society of Conservative Lawyers is holding an important meeting to look at influence the British legal system can and does have around the world.

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Soft power exporting the Rule of Law – commercial opportunities
Soft power exporting the Rule of Law – commercial opportunities

Time & Location

14 Dec 2022, 18:30

Committee Room 1, House of Lords, Palace of Westminster, Parliament Sq, London SW1A 0PW

About the event

An important meeting looking at influence the British legal system can and does have around the world. To illustrate this potential, Christopher Campbell-Holt, the Registrar and Chief Executive of the AIFC Court and International Arbitration Centre (AIC) will be the lead speaker at our meeting. 

Established in 2018, the AIFC Court and IAC apply commercial laws from different jurisdictions and in multiple languages by consent of the parties to a dispute. The AIFC Court and IAC illustrate how English common law systems of justice increasingly play a significant “soft power” role as rule of law exports and assist frontier and emerging economies to become successful modern commercial centres. They have completed more than 1,400 commercial disputes via litigation, arbitration, and mediation.

Lord Woolf was the first Chief Justice of the AIFC Court. He was supported by nine senior judges including Lord Faulks KC, Sir Robin Jacob, Sir Rupert Jackson, Sir Jack Beatson, and Sir Stephen Richards. 

Moderator: Lord Sandhurst KC, Chairman of Research, The Society of Conservative Layers

Lead Speaker: Christopher Campbell-Holt, Registrar and Chief Executive of the AIFC Court

Additional Speakers

The Rt Hon The Lord Woolf CH, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales 2000–2005

The Rt Hon The Lord Faulks KC, Justice at the AIFC Court

Professor Marc Moore, Chair in Corporate/Financial Law, Faculty of Laws, UCL

For those attending in person please be aware that it can take 30 minutes to clear security at the Cromwell Green entrance.

Rail Strikes

At the moment rail strikes are planned for 13th and 14th December. There will be a facility for members to join via the  Zoom. Please register for this using the link below:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6lQazEoUQxGSROKu6YRX5A

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