Search Results for : "Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals
...the High Court of Delhi, India, and thereafter as a Disputes lawyer representing clients in arbitration and civil and commercial litigation matters before various arbitral tribunals and Courts in India....
...law, receptiveness to international law, and potential impact on lex arbitri. Arbitral tribunals’ sense and understanding of the arbitral function must be calibrated according to the complex bodies of law...
...Arbitration Center (“CAJAC”) was created with the aim of resolving these issues by providing efficient arbitral facilities tailored to this particular relationship. A further motivation for the development of the...
...within the context of the doctrine of arbitral immunity. Part two will examine the duty of arbitrators to disclose information concerning their qualifications and potential biases. Such information might include,...
...will the arbitral tribunal rule based on a body of a non-State law or, with the parties’ assent, ex aequo et bono. In regard to procedural matters, the arbitral tribunal...
Author: William W. Park* Published: July 1997 Topics: Right to Decide on Jurisdiction Court Decisions Enforceability Description: To what extent — if at all — should judges defer to arbitrators’...
...of international arbitral awards in Russia is carried out in accordance with the rules established by the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards of 1958 (the...
...23, 2015, the proceedings were not subject to the 2015 amendment. The Court then examined the arbitral award and held that the arbitrator’s conclusions were not in accordance with the...
...through a statutory amendment, the power of courts to recalibrate arbitral awards remains ultra vires, as modification would effectively rewrite the arbitrator’s decision. Justice K. V. Viswanathan’s powerful dissent resonates...
...for Arbitration Lawyers (REAL) initiative. She called on companies, third-party funders, and law firms to increase diversity. She raised other possible methods including delegating appointment of arbitrators to arbitral institutions,...
...rarely take longer than litigation before state courts,[4] except for investor-state dispute settlement (“ISDS”). Unlike traditional legal proceedings, an arbitral tribunal may issue partial awards, by bifurcating the proceedings at...
...gains made in one area remain vulnerable to collapse elsewhere. Recent proposals (that remain hypothetical, but which have attracted interest) seek to address this by introducing arbitral backstops into both...
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