...Germany as the venue. International parties are discovering Germany as a suitable place for arbitration. As this summary will try to show, Germany compares favorably with its international competitors and...
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Author: Otto Sandrock* Published: March 1990 Jurisdiction: Germany Topics: Arbitrability Enforcement of Arbitral Awards National Legislation Description: The Federal Republic of Germany plays a leading role in world trade. Trade...
International Arbitration in the Federal Republic of Germany: A Hitherto ...
...arbitration in the corporate context in Germany and the U.S. But in order to do so, a brief analysis of the requirement of an agreement to authorize class arbitration and...
Class Arbitration – When a Silent Arbitration Clause May Still ...
Authors: Georg Scherpf*, Antonios Politis**, and Benedikt Kaneko*** Jurisdictions: Germany International Topics: Arbitral Process Dispute Resolution and Litigation Third Parties in Arbitration Multiple Parties Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Introduction For...
Third-Party Notices: The Participation of Non-Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Based ...
...Germany. ** Edward Rensmann is a doctoral candidate at the University of Cologne, Germany, and a law clerk with the Higher Regional Court of Hamburg, Germany. [1] Case C-284/16, Slovak...
Lights Out for the Energy Charter Treaty? The ECJ’s Next ...
...case, Germany claimed that Italy had violated its obligation under international law to respect Germany’s sovereign immunity by (1) allowing civil claims for damages resulting from transgressions of international humanitarian...
How Can Ukrainian Judgments Recovering War-Related Damages From Russia Be ...
Author: Daniel Levin** Published: December 1991 Jurisdiction: Germany Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes UNCITRAL Description: In a decision of December 30, 1991, the District Court (Landgericht) of Hamburg, Germany...
Arbitral Succession in German Re-Unification: A Decision* – Vol. 2 ...
...Federal Republic of Germany: A Hitherto Missed Opportunity (Vol. 1(1) March 1990) Jonathan S. Sanoff, Sojuznefteexport v. JOC Oil Ltd.: A Recent Development in Theory of the Separability of the...
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...(DT), a multinational corporation established under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany, was the respondent. DT acquired shares in the Indian company, Devas Multimedia Pte Ltd (Devas), through...
SGCA’s Ruling in Republic of India v. Deutsche Telekom: The ...
...PDF *LLB. (Referendar, Germany) (1953); Dr. iur. Univ. Göttingen, Germany (1955); LL.M. Yale (1956); professor emeritus at the Law Faculty of the University of Muenster; attorney admitted to the Court...
To Continue Nationalizing or to De-Nationalize? That Is Now the ...
...Appellate Board, later at High Court of Bombay and ultimately at Indian Supreme Court were all dismissed.[11] Similarly, in Germany, section 24 of German patent law and section 5(2)(5) of...
The Connection Between a COVID-19 Vaccine, Compulsory Licensing and Potential ...
...ended up in the Federal Court of Justice of Germany, which requested a preliminary ruling from the CJEU on whether the aforementioned provision was consistent with Articles 267 and 344...