This thesis aims to present a comprehensive overview of the legal environment surrounding the use of lawful and most importantly unlawful evidence in international arbitration. It discusses the various implications and challenges that both the parties and tribunals face, during arbitration proceedings, relating to the admissibility, assessment, production and evaluation of evidence. It refers to issues concerning the applicable law, the rules that describe the criteria for both the assessment and production of documents, when deemed appropriate, and finally points out the various issues that rise at the post-arbitration stage of enforcement.
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