...be determinative on a tribunal if the other party to the treaty disagrees with the interpretation. States can also issue joint interpretative statements through ad hoc exchanges of diplomatic notes....
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...hoc, and the institutionalization of arbitrations is still some distance away. This invariably puts many agreements in the crosshairs of legal hurdles before the national courts. The legislature clearly recognized...
Setting the Clock Back: Judicial Interference in the Appointment of ...
...provides facilities for conciliation and arbitration of investment-related disputes, and for the appointment of arbitrators in ad hoc investment arbitration cases. ICSID was established under the Convention on the Settlement...
The Weaknesses of the “Rosatti Doctrine”: Ten Reasons Why ICSID’s ...
...hoc arbitration, is becoming the predominant method of arbitration on which parties depend for resolution of their disputes. This article analyzes the features and developmental trends of institutional arbitration in...
A Comparative Analysis of Arbitral Institutions and Their Achievements in ...
...Towards A More Effective Resolution Of Arts Disputes?, 24 Art Antiquity & L. 223 (2019). [4] WIPO, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) for Art and Cultural Heritage, https://www.wipo.int/amc/en/center/specific-sectors/art/. [5] Oliver Spapens,...
Art Disputes and the Court of Arbitration for Art: Evolution ...
...the consistent development of the law. It is strongly arguable that cases are better decided by judges of experience than by arbitrators selected ad hoc for the purposes of a...
Developing the Investment Dispute Resolution System: The Case for Open ...
...WTO Panels’ working procedures have established ad hoc procedures dealing with confidential business information, where “Business Confidential Information” (“BCI”) has been defined as “any information that is designated Business Confidential...
The Treatment of Confidential Information in WTO Dispute Settlement Proceedings ...
Author: J. Stewart McClendon* Published: June 1990 Jurisdiction: United States Florida Georgia Hawaii California Topics: Categories of Dispute Commercial Disputes Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc Dispute Resolution and Litigation Enforcement of...
State International Arbitration Laws: Are They Needed or Desirable? – ...
...the context of traditional international institutions, but also the number of ad hoc cases is increasing considerably, particularly in the context of the so-called UNCITRAL rules. Download Full PDF *Member...
Competition Law Issues in International Commercial Arbitration: An Arbitrator’s Viewpoint ...
...tribunal to order interim measures (sometimes called conservatory or protective measures), as do the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 1976, the rules most commonly used in ad hoc arbitrations. In mid-2006, the...
Court-Ordered Interim Measures In Aid Of International Commercial Arbitration – ...
...empirical research in international arbitration is that data is scarce. By definition, there is almost no data available on ad hoc arbitration. For institutional arbitration, although some arbitral institutions offer...
Is the End Nigh Again? An Empirical Assessment of the ...
Author: Vincenzo Vigoriti* Published: May 1995 Jurisdictions: Europe Italy Topics: Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc Arbitral Awards Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Description: The enactment...