Monthly Archives: March 2024

Author: Aurelia Grigera* Jurisdictions: International Argentina Topics: Defenses Investment Disputes ICSID WTO INTRODUCTION Many times in history, governments of different states have been forced to make decisions to protect their citizens’ economic and social welfare, even at the cost of their foreign investors. Nowadays, a pressing concern is being raised […]

Necessity in Investment Arbitration: Boosting the ICSID System’s Legitimacy

March 25, 2024 in Blog by Yue-Zhen Li

Authors: Abhijnan Jha* and Urvashi Misra*** Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitral Process Ad Hoc Arbitral Awards INTRODUCTION It is not easy to conduct an arbitration. There may be complex matters of factual, technical, and legal issues. There may also be multiple parties across multiple jurisdictions as well as multiple contracts. Complicated […]

Tribunal Secretaries: Aids to Mutually Appointed Arbitrator(s) or Inclusion of ...

March 15, 2024 in Blog by Yue-Zhen Li

Authors: Prof. Dr. Antonis Metaxas* and Vassiliki Koumpli** Jurisdiction: Greece Topics: National Legislation Practice and Procedure UNCITRAL Model Law Introduction Arbitration regulation in Greece has adopted the dualist system, distinguishing between domestic and international arbitration. The former is governed by Arts. 867–903 of the Greek Code of Civil Procedure, whereas […]

Unpacking the New Greek Law on International Commercial Arbitration

March 12, 2024 in Blog by Yue-Zhen Li

Authors: Kartikey Mahajan,* Satjit Singh Chhabra,** and Aayushi Singh*** Jurisdiction: Singapore Topics: UNCITRAL Model Law International Litigation Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Interpretation of the Award BRIEF OVERVIEW The Singapore Court of Appeal (SGCA) in The Republic of India v Deutsche Telekom[1] dismissed Republic of India’s appeals against the rejection of […]

SGCA’s Ruling in Republic of India v. Deutsche Telekom: The ...

March 2, 2024 in Blog by Yue-Zhen Li