...The tribunal ruled in favor of Achmea, and Slovakia sought to annul the award in German courts. The German Federal Court of Justice referred the matter to the ECJ, asking...
Author: Mees Brenninkmeijer* Jurisdiction: European Union Switzerland Belgium Topics: ECJ Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Recourse Against Award Generally The recent sports-related decisions from the European Court...
...are not arbitrable,[2] and under Pakistan law, disputes with prima facie evidence of fraud are not arbitrable and must instead be filed before national courts.[3] A court is usually called...
...judgment has drawn legal ire: First, the Supreme Court’s intervention is seen as an overreach into the arbitral tribunal’s factual domain. Critics argue that the Court’s reinterpretation of the CMRS...
...national courts and quasi-judicial tribunals in deciding which set of laws should govern the arbitration agreement. However, it is pertinent to note that neither national courts nor tribunals are obligated...
...[was] shocking to the conscience of the court, to say the least.” The appellant then challenged the High Court’s decision before the Supreme Court of India. The appellant’s primary argument...
...exclusion of civil courts, to determine its own jurisdiction. Subsequently, the Apex Court in Chatterjee Petrochem Company and Anr. v. Haldia Petrochemicals Limited[12](“Chatterjee Petrochem“), reaffirmed the jurisdiction of civil courts...
Author: Aaron J. Crowell Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrability Court Decisions Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally This January the Supreme Court decided Henry Schein...
...to life, liberty, and property. While the trial court allowed the claim, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed the decision since the court lacked the power...
...underlying interpretation of the term “investment” and remitted the case to the court of first instance in a 2018 decision. This time around, the Paris Court of Appeal referred the...
...court decisions.[16] First, three decisions interpreting the CPC reasons requirement rendered by Branch 36 of the Civil Court of Tehran will be discussed. All three decisions relate to domestic arbitral...
...that decisions of the court have no binding force apart from the matters dealt in that particular case. The WTO also has no formal doctrine of precedent; however, it can...
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