...war crimes, and crimes against humanity preclude the state responsible for them from asserting the sovereign immunity defence.[5] The Ukrainian legal community is interested in this case as it can...
...56). Furthermore, while both Prof. Stern and the majority agreed on the necessity of a causal link, Stern criticized the majority for not recognizing that the damage in this case...
...Frank Crawford, in An American Viewpoint, wrote that it was Greek arbitration law that “decisively influenced” arbitration in Egypt in Ptolemy’s time. In one such matter, Crawford recounted, the arbitrators...
...agreement. However, where a specific reference is required in an existing or future contract—such as in the case of Public Notifications prescribing resolution through arbitration—the following criteria laid down by...
...a link between Norway’s breach of the Svalbard Treaty and its impact on the foreign investors’ company in Spain, whose purpose is to catch snow-crabs in arctic waters underpinned by...
...the admissibility of evidence (Section 4). Other provisions do not cover legal privilege or commercial confidence.[8] The ICC Rules are also generic on the topic. Article 22 gives the tribunal...
...individual litigants’ rights but seeks to advance climate policies and create public awareness, continues to gain ground.[10] In terms of The Whos, while national governments continue to be the most...
...forms of funding, typically accrue interest. See Bernardo Cremades, Concluding remarks, inThird-party Funding in International Arbitration 154 (Bernardo Cremades & Antonias Dimolista eds., 2013). [13] ValueWalk, How COVID-19 has impacted...
...a foreign or international tribunal, including criminal investigations conducted before formal accusation.” 28 U.S. Code § 1782 (emphasis added). [3] ZF Auto., 596 U.S. at 623. [4] Madina Lokova, ZF...
...Silk Road that would link China, its Central Asian neighbors, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The scope of the project, which aims to link more than 70 countries with...
...debate by requesting the tribunal to proceed with a remote hearing in April. Ms. Bhagnani stated that requiring an in-person hearing at a postponed date would create unnecessary delay and...
This website uses cookies as well as similar tools and technologies to understand visitors' experiences. By continuing to use this website, you consent to Columbia University's usage of cookies and similar technologies, in accordance with the Columbia University Website Cookie Notice.OkColumbia University Website Cookie Notice