...book value through focusing on the actual investment made by the claimant. Lastly on damages, Adekoya addressed moral damages. Moral damages are often part of the compensation awards in civil...
Authors: Olga Kuchmiienko & Viktor Pasichnyk* Jurisdictions: Ukraine International Topics: Enforcement of Judgments I. Introduction Issues of recovery of damages caused by the unlawful war of one state against other...
...age of the megacase.” At the same time, recent practice is characterized by the inflation of damages by investors and a major gap between damages claimed and damages awarded. One...
Author: Paolo Cerina* Published: October 1993 Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs Indemnity, Damages, Punitive Damages Costs and Damages Description: In international commercial arbitration, there seems to be...
Author: Anuj Desaf* Published: June 1999 Jurisdictions: Iran United States Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitral Awards Indemnity, Damages, Punitive Damages IUSCT Description: In 1981, the United States and Iran signed the...
...injunctions and damages awards issued by an arbitral tribunal. It first considers the Regulation’s effect on a court’s damages judgment. It then discusses the enforcement of anti-suit injunctions and damages...
...to consider whether applicable federal law permitted punitive damages. And in the text, on page 58, I suggested that, in Mastrobuono, the arbitrators might have found that applicable federal securities...
...with which patents were being treated, damages levied against infringers, under 35 U.S.C. §284, were being affirmed in much larger amounts than had ever been previously experienced. Awards exceeding $25...
...would still be the same, i.e “genuine/fair market value”. However, what makes the change in the quantum of damages and applicable interest is the valuation date for calculation of damages...
...in Investment Treaty Arbitration: Legitimate Concern or a Method to Inflate Damages? (Vol. 30(3) July 2020) Julian D.M. Lew, Keynote Address: Transparency in International Arbitration: Practical Value or Voyeurism? (Vol....
...moral or punitive damages. However, the 2024 India-UAE BIT provides greater clarity on the types of damages excluded. While the 2015 Model BIT (Art. 26) restricts damages to actual losses...
...that it did not have sufficient information to determine the amount of damages owed by Colombia to Eco Oro and required additional party submissions.[11] Eco Oro claimed damages of over...
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