...was not addressed with clarity in any case. The facts in CMS v. Argentina,[9] Enron v. Argentina,[10] Sempra v. Argentina,[11] and LG&E v. Argentina[12] were virtually identical, but the reasonings...
Author: Julio César Rivera Jr.* Published: September 2019 Jurisdictions: United States Argentina Topics: Arbitral Awards Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement UNCITRAL Model Law Commercial Disputes...
Author: José María Martín** Published: June 1991 Jurisdiction: Argentina Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Challenge of Arbitrators Compensation of Arbitrators Arbitral Adjudication Amiable Composition Confidentiality Arbitral Awards Appeal to Arbitral...
...a victory for Argentina, the amount of outstanding debt held by those creditors who rejected the offer – U.S. $25 billion – is huge. The creditors that rejected Argentina’s exchange...
...Argentina-Germany BIT to be sufficiently wide to invoke the wider dispute resolution clause in the Argentina-Chile BIT, in spite of the former BIT being narrower in scope than the latter...
...in 2018 (Vol. 30(3) July 2020) Julio César Rivera Jr., The Review of Arbitral Awards’ Manifest Errors of Law in Annulment Actions in the United States and in Argentina (Vol....
Author: Nicholas Song* Published: August 2009 Jurisdiction: Argentina Topics: Investment Disputes ICSID Washington Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION The dawn of the 21st century did not augur a bright start to...
...Argentina have held that ordinary contracts cannot be turned into treaty claims. In contrast, opposing views have been held in Eureko v. Poland, Noble Venture v. Romania and Siemens v....
...arbitrations for the company’s ESG breaches based on ESG clauses contained in treaties. In Urbaser v. Argentina, the investor was a shareholder in a concessionaire in charge of the supply...
...state. We will examine these issues using the example of a hypothetical U.S. investor, Potable Inc. (“Potable”), which is contemplating whether to resolve its dispute with the Republic of Argentina...
...Republic of Argentina to the raft of claims it faced following the country’s 2001-2002 economic crisis.”). [7] The elements of the defense of necessity are: “(a) it is the only...
...human rights standards. For instance, the Tribunal in Urbaser v. Argentina confirmed the Tribunal’s jurisdiction to hear a counterclaim raised by a State against foreign investors for breaching environmental and...
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