Chan, Nicholas2011-07-182022-10-272011-07-182022-10-2720102010https://ir.wgtn.ac.nz/handle/123456789/25482This paper is about competition law and international arbitration. The paper takes a conflict of laws-style approach to answer two main questions: first, whether arbitrators should have a duty to raise issues of competition law of their own motion, even if the parties have not raised those legal arguments themselves; and second, whether New Zealand competition law could ever have overriding and extraterritorial effect with respect to an overseas transaction involving a New Zealand business. The paper answers both questions in the negative.pdfen-NZInternational arbitrationCompetition lawConflict of lawsText