...contract.[17] The second approach, i.e., the legal norm approach, consists of tribunals and courts giving effect to provisions not part of the applicable law, such as economic sanctions.[18] These are...
...dispute resolution for corporate clients. Topics discussed include considerations behind choosing the arbitral seat, choosing the applicable law, appointing arbitrators, balancing confidentiality with transparency, consideration of “commercial reasonableness,” and integrating...
...Rules 2020.[3] By adding Article 43 to the ICC Rules 2021, the ICC has specified the applicable law to the Rules. The new provision confers exclusive jurisdiction upon the Tribunal...
...the applicable law. Furthermore, this trend is perhaps even more pronounced in Singapore than in England. Additionally, Mr. Gearing reasons that if parties agree that it will be possible to...
...confronted sports arbitration in general and the CAS in particular have been contemplated. The proposals will address three selected issues: time limits for appeals, applicable law to the merits in...
Author: Andrea K. Bjorklund Published: May 2013 Description: The question of applicable law is one of the most difficult and under-theorized in international investment arbitration. Arbitrators in investment disputes are...
...is requested to apply soft law and religious law are similar in nature, regarding both the general acceptance of these rules as applicable law and the restrictions on their efficacy...
...provide the applicable law unless the party resisting arbitration specifically challenges the choice-of-law clause. Part IV surveys the choice-of-law practices of U.S. courts in arbitration agreement enforcement proceedings, particularly when...
...of law (often referred to casually as “the otherwise applicable law”). As indicated in several of the articles in this issue, other terms – often in other languages (lois de...
...proof, as determined by the tribunal under the applicable law, a tribunal is free to determine the weight and credibility to be accorded to the evidence presented. This authority granted...
Authors: Atul Pal* Topics: Precedent Rules Decisions Introduction The term “precedent” was derived from the doctrine of “stare decisis” with a literal meaning of “standing by what is decided.” A...
Author: Bette E. Shifman* Published: June 1990 Jurisdiction: Canada United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Challenge of Arbitrators Commercial Disputes Applicable Law Arbitral Awards Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Interim...
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