...same nationality) is the mechanism by which arbitrators can ask for a court’s assistance to enforce one of its orders.[17] Article 22-C of the Arbitration Act sets out the procedural...
...some of our fellow athletes are littered with hurdles presented by gender, race, nationality, sexuality, gender identity, neurodiversity, disability, professional background, socio-economic background and so much more. The eighth IBA...
Author: Ticha Ungboriboonpisal Jurisdiction: International Topics: Investment Disputes Independence and Impartiality Third Parties in Arbitral Proceedings Advocacy Confidentiality Nationality Basic Standards of Due Process You can read this...
...[Article 1492] refers, irrespective of the nationality of the parties, of the law applicable to the merits of the arbitration, or of the seat of the arbitration, to an exclusively...
...one of their States of nationality. As long as the investor in question is requesting ICSID to administer that UNCITRAL arbitration, the investor would be in compliance with the terms...
...of International Justice in the Mavrommatis case, disputes between an individual and a nation-state are generally not even cognizable in international law until the country of nationality of the individual...
...international arbitral tribunal independent from the host state.[4] Without this effective enforcement avenue, any substantive guarantees are no guarantees at all. Other than the nationality requirement, these two features (investors’...
...nationality other than the nationalities of the parties.” Download Full PDF *The author, a professor at Touro Law Center in Huntington, New York, publishes, teaches and trains in the areas...
...without any distinction as to nationality, and because all tribunals are equally obliged to respect them. Second, since these rules have become a factor in ordering international business relations and,...
...which might have a favorable approach towards the athletes or sport clubs of their nationality or simply disregard the CAS Code. Hypothetically, by doing so, they would evade this provision...
...held that investors or investments that are “in like circumstances” based on the totality of the circumstances, have been discriminated against based on their nationality. However, there have also been...
...without reference to the nationality of the parties.’”) [38] Jan Paulsson, International Arbitration is not Arbitration, 2 Stockholm Int’l. Arb. R. 1, 5 (2008). [39] Mallard & Sgard (ed.), supra...
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