...recovered. However, where there is no recovery, the attorney receives no payment for his/her services. Contingency fee arrangements are permitted in Canada and the United Kingdom and are particularly common...
Author: Rayan Bhattacharya* Jurisdiction: United Kingdom Topics: Applicable Law Law Applicable to the Merits INTRODUCTION The absence of an express choice of governing law in international arbitration agreements is not...
...hoc committee, which was composed or representatives of Australia, Belgium, Ecuador, Egypt, India, Sweden, The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, and The United Kingdom, met in March 1955. After detailed...
Authors: Peter C. Thomas* and Edmund C. Burns** Published: December 1993 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitral Process Judicial Consolidation of Arbitral Proceedings Description: The United States Court of Appeals for...
...Circuit’s conclusion, holding that a contractual arbitration counts as a “tribunal” because it is the “product of government-conferred authority” in the United Kingdom and the United States.[16] It remains to...
...idiosyncratic to Indian jurisprudence. For instance, the European Union,[10] the United States,[11] and the United Kingdom,[12] have excluded arbitral awards from their civil procedural law. The reason behind such exclusion...
Author: Nishanth Kadur* Jurisdictions: Singapore United Kingdom International Topics: Applicable Law Arbitrability Anti-Suit Injunctions Introduction Subject-matter non-arbitrability has routinely hindered the enforcement of arbitration agreements in various jurisdictions. While cases...
Authors: Tyler B. Robinson and Robert H. Smit* Published: December 2018 Jurisdictions: International United States North America Canada Europe United Kingdom Asia Hong Kong Singapore Australia New Zealand Topics: Arbitral...
...case law in the European Union (E.U.), the United States (U.S.), and the United Kingdom (U.K.) typically favors a favorable response, this topic continues to be litigated in India as...
...awards rendered by the tribunals of other nations. The courts in the United Kingdom have a history of being reluctant to deny implementing an award because it violates public policy....
...House of Lords in October 2009, the United Kingdom Supreme Court delivered a judgment that may not make up for all that lost time, but is deeply instructive nonetheless. The...
...Satjit Singh Chhabra is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice group in Khaitan and Co.’s New Delhi office. Satjit is a dual-qualified lawyer (India and United Kingdom) with experience...
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