Search Results for : "Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals
...extremely time-sensitive project where the dispute constitutes an insurmountable bottleneck, companies should be wary of the limitations in presenting their case or the tribunal’s (here: sole arbitrator’s) understanding of the...
...Republic of El Salvador,[4] World Duty Free Co. v. Republic of Kenya,[5] and Metal-TechLtd. v. The Republic of Uzbekistan.[6] These cases exemplify a recurring theme in which arbitral tribunals often...
...Cooperation, 2 (Jan. 25-26, 2018), https://www.cilc.nl/cms/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/BHR-Arbitration.-Report-Drafting-Team-Meeting-25-26-January-2018.pdf. [8] Elements for Consideration in Draft Arbitral Rules, Model Clauses, and Other Aspects of the Arbitral Process, Center for International Legal Cooperation, 4-5 (Nov....
...arbitral proceedings. Within that quite wide topic, there has in recent years been a significant shift in the practices adopted by arbitral tribunals, and the lawyers who appear before them,...
...in the international field. Surely, a contributing factor is the continuing emancipation of the arbitral process from the sway of national laws and its gradual subordination to transnational standards. The...
Author: Amanda J. Lee* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals “The Knight looked surprised at the question. ‘What does it matter where my body happens to be?”...
...and the arbitral tribunal – even though the invisible third-party funder may wield substantial control over the conduct of the arbitral proceedings. These guidelines propose that, at the outset of...
...arbitration is a vital one. Unless courts are willing to enforce arbitration agreements, there may be no arbitral proceedings to which national courts may lend assistance and no arbitral awards...
...extent to which courts and arbitral tribunals may order consolidation of related arbitrations under federal and state laws in the United States without the consent of all parties involved. Based...
...committee in Standard Chartered Bank v. TANESCO held that it could review the arbitral tribunal’s assessment of the merits only for whether it was “fair and equitable”—language that is not...
...example, some practitioners believe former judge-arbitrators are less likely to issue compromise awards than attorney-arbitrators. Not so. While the dataset does not support the hypothesis that compromise awards are prevalent,...
...name of the arbitrator or arbitrators, or a majority of them, and shall be signed by the arbitrators, or a majority of them, and shall be directed to the said...
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