...from Czechoslovakia; stationery from Germany; linens from Belgium, and wines from France. [76] By that time, the AAA had established relationships with American chambers of commerce in Europe and foreign...
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...framework.[20] For instance, the United States,[21] England[22]and France[23] allow such recognition. The silence of the IBC, on this count, seems to be a misstep on the part of the Indian...
Foreign Arbitral Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement?
...Activities the U.S. stopped participating only after it lost on jurisdiction.[6] In the 1995 Nuclear Tests (New Zealand v. France) case in the ICJ, France took a unique approach which...
TagTime with Judith Levine – Arbitration in Absentia: How to ...
Author: Emily Sidorsky** Published: December 1993 Topics: UNIDROIT Principles Cultural Property Description: In 1923 the government of France sent a twenty-one year old student of the Ecole des Langues Orientales...
Cultural Property Disputes and the Draft UNIDROIT Convention: Possible Applications ...
...will alarm many.” G. Richard Shell, Arbitration and Corporate Governance, 67 N.C. L. Rev. 517, 519 (1989). [2] Such limitation is found, for example, directly or implicitly in France (see...
International corporate arbitration: when the arbitration clause in a corporation’s ...
...in France, sixty-six in Switzerland, twenty in the United Kingdom, eleven in Belgium and only ten in the Federal Republic of Germany. Thus, the Federal Republic could attract only 12.7%...
International Arbitration in the Federal Republic of Germany: A Hitherto ...
...of France and America share few other differences. Under this reading, added Mr. Vaughn, the court did not touch upon public policy, but merely extended its recent textualist tendencies. He...
ARIA Report: “Arbitration in Two Worlds: U.S. and Brazilian Perspectives ...
...been finalized and approved in its country of origin, posing a costly… Download Full PDF *Elsa Papremborde is an Associate at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan in Paris, France. Her...
Preventive Requests for the Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards: Toward ...
...and relevance of the Convention cannot be denied as it has been ratified by 94 States including most of the major economies like the United States, China, Japan, France and...
Specific Relief in International Arbitration
...as New Zealand, Peru, Scotland, and Australia have meticulous regulations on confidentiality. Similarly, in France, a legal amendment enacted in 2011 established the duty of confidentiality for domestic arbitration but...
Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration: Determining Factor for Safeguarding the ...
...by the dominant activity of France and the UK, the colorful picture of Africa includes Roman-Dutch, Portuguese, German and Islamic law influences. The continued operation of these post-colonial systems necessitates...
TagTime with Yemi Candide-Johnson SAN – Intra-Africa trade and the ...
...Human Rights Law: Diverging Trends in the United States and France, 23 American U. Intl. L. R. 855, 866 (2007). [28] See, e.g., Surya Deva, Background Paper for India’s National...