Author: Loukas Mistelis* Published: May 2002 Jurisdiction: England Topics: Commercial Disputes ADR Description: The judiciary is traditionally regarded as one of the three state powers. Hence it is the duty...
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...the principal criticisms of this approach and suggests a possible adjustment. II. CURRENT APPROACH IN THE U.S. AND ENGLAND Courts in the U.S. and England generally give effect to foreign...
Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards: Should a Party be Allowed ...
...to any foreign territory which the Central Government may declare as such.[5] The NCLT, while noting that England was a reciprocating territory,[6] admitted the Award, rejecting the Corporate Debtor’s objections...
Foreign Arbitral Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement?
...law of the land” in the usual meaning of that expression in the United States or England, nor “the law of a country” within the meaning of Article 1 of...
The Application of Soft Law, Halakha and Sharia by International ...
Author: Okezie Chukwumerije* Published: February 1997 Jurisdiction: England Topics: Court Decisions Review on the Merits The new English Arbitration Act has significantly reformed English arbitration law and consolidated changes made...
Reform and Consolidation of English Arbitration Law – Vol. 8 ...
...its domestic arbitration statute based on an old English precedent. In 1975, England updated its arbitration legislation by enacting the Arbitration Act 1975 [Eng]. The purpose of the new Act...
Leave to Appeal and Australia’s Model Uniform Legislation: Curbing Judicial ...
Authors: Venna Cheng,* Rosalyn Han,** Rachael O’Grady,† Sarah Reynolds †† and Patricia Ugalde Revilla ˚ Published: October 2020 Jurisdictions: England Hong Kong Singapore United States New York Texas China France...
Split Arbitration Clauses: An International Overview – Vol. 30 No. ...
...Applicable Law Responsibility of the Parties Description; This paper undertakes a critical analysis of recent developments in Singapore and England on the subject of determining what law governs the substantive...
Resolving the Difficulties of Determining What Law Governs the Validity ...
...between prominent arbitral seats in the United States and England, Hong Kong and Singapore among others, and how those differences inform the approach to cross-examination in international arbitration. This article...
Cross-Examination in International Arbitration: A Clash Among Common-Law Traditions – ...
...Bar, is a partner in the Stuttgart office of Gleiss Lutz. **Dr. Laurence Shore, J.D. (Emory), Phd.D. (Johns Hopkins, History), solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales and...
The “Group of Companies Doctrine”- Where Is It Heading? – ...
...England, for instance, has recently upheld its prohibition of champerty as it relates to assignment of claims. In Simpson v Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital NHS Trust,[8] the English Court...
Arbitration Finance in the Aftermath of a Pandemic: Third-Party Funding ...
...in Comparative Law, University of Florence; associate, Allen & Overy, Milan; member of the Italian Bar Association and Solicitor of England & Wales. The author would like to thank Dr....