...of Arbitration Generally I. Introduction International commercial arbitration fundamentally rests on the principle of consent. The cornerstone doctrine that “arbitration is a creature of contract” emphasizes that parties cannot...
...the use of arbitration for resolving sports-related disputes (Section VI). Later, the relationship between arbitration and Article 6(1) of the European Convention on Human Rights (“ECHR”) regarding consent is briefly...
...extent to which courts and arbitral tribunals may order consolidation of related arbitrations under federal and state laws in the United States without the consent of all parties involved. Based...
...but this can only occur with the parties’ consent. While party consent is a critical feature of all of these provisions, in principle, there is an essential distinction between confidentiality...
...writing the consent of the parties to entrust the ICSID with the administration of their case. In investment arbitrations, parties’ consent is not usually recorded in the same document; rather,...
...a party has consented to arbitration despite its lack of signature on the relevant arbitration agreement and its consent to arbitrate not otherwise recorded in a manner which is capable...
...A. Engaging stakeholders to provide consent to arbitration Securing the consent of potential respondents is a prerequisite for human rights at sea arbitration to succeed. On the one hand, States...
...used in arbitration … save with the consent of the other party or pursuant to an order or leave of the court.” A similar approach has been adopted by English...
...According to the Group of Companies doctrine, a non-signatory to an arbitration agreement can be subjected to arbitration without its prior consent if all the parties to such arbitration had...
...based preconditions, on account of the two principles of party autonomy and party consent,[5] that led to the inclusion of these contractual preconditions in the first place.[6] Due to these...
Author: Carolin Andrea Emmert** Published: October 2016 Description: Arbitration “is a matter of consent, not coercion.” Consent is the cornerstone of arbitration and the basis for the legitimacy of any...
...Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement? (Blog, August 21, 2020) Rona G. Shamoon & Irene M. TenCate, Absence of Consent Trumps Arbitral Economy: Consolidation of Arbitrations Under U.S....
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