Author: Charvi Krishna* Jurisdictions: International Topics: Arbitrability Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Arbitral Adjudication I. INTRODUCTION It is accepted that with the rise in global economic growth, there is also...
...of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, which provides that “In order to facilitate the conduct of the arbitral proceedings, the parties, or the arbitral tribunal with the consent of...
...would have sufficed to delegate the said powers to an arbitral tribunal itself, instead of delaying the formation of the arbitral tribunal in the first place. It is a regressive...
...of federal courts in enforcing international arbitral awards. The issue in Baxter was whether a federal court should enforce the terms of an arbitral award which potentially mandates the parties...
...although they are likely to become increasingly significant as AI tools become more deeply and systematically integrated into arbitral practice. The requirement that arbitral tribunals provide reasoned decisions poses a...
...arbitration, moderated by Emma Lindsay. Simon Batifort and Ben Love argued on both sides of the proposition that “an arbitral tribunal’s decision should bind other arbitral tribunals subsequently deciding on...
...LCIA Arbitration Rules as effective on 1 October 2020 (“Article 23. Jurisdiction and Authority. 23.1 The Arbitral Tribunal shall have the power to rule upon its own jurisdiction and authority,...
...funding agreements after the constitution of the arbitral tribunal, if doing so gives rise to a conflict of interest. In such circumstances, the arbitral tribunal is empowered to direct the...
...has followed a different approach. Sections 24(1)(a) and 33(a) refer to the “impartiality” of an arbitrator and the duty of the arbitral tribunal to act “impartially“. However, there is no...
...expressly designated ICSID as the appointing authority for UNCITRAL arbitrations under that treaty, these provisions can be deemed to have implicitly designated the ICSID as the appointing and administrative authority...
...parties.[21] The practice rules are finalized in the preliminary meeting of the arbitral tribunal. This can be done because the arbitral tribunal is given the freedom to devise the procedure...
...interpretation. Arbitral tribunals, as was emphasised in Achmea, generally do not form part of the judicial system of the Member States. The ECJ has now extended this finding to tribunals...
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