Search Results for : "Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals
...paradigm—the design of the arbitration proceeding and the legal regime governing it. Would we need to develop consensus amongst all the stakeholders, including parties, counsel, arbitrators, arbitral institutions, governments, and...
Author: Paris Aboro, Arianna Rosato, Mauricio Salgueiro, Seri Takahashi, Logan Wright Published: August 2017 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Code of Ethics for Arbitrators Investment Disputes Arbitral Adjudication International Character of Dispute...
Author: Report of the International Commercial Disputes Committee of the New York City Bar Association Published: October 2016 Description: During the arbitrator appointment process, arbitrators are required to disclose potential...
...in an arbitrator; (iii) where the arbitrators were guilty of misconduct; or (iv) where the arbitrators exceeded their powers. If an award is vacated and the time for making the...
...obstructionist behavior in the future, they also specify the arbitral mechanism that will be used should a controversy arise. In an institutional arbitration, the parties indicate a particular arbitral institution...
...This being so, he ruled, the arbitrators manifestly disregarded the law and their award of attorneys’ fees should be set aside. Download Full PDF *Arbitral & Judicial Decisions **Stanley H....
...of an arbitration agreement between parties from different nations. The doctrine of competence-competence mitigates this potential risk by allowing the arbitral tribunal itself to determine whether such an agreement is...
...evident. It also blurred the line between invalid and inoperative agreements, leading to additional disputes at the pre-arbitral stage. Liberal Resurgence: The Enercon Approach A corrective shift came with Enercon...
Author: Natasha Affolder* Published: January 2002 Topics: Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs Description: Few, if any, international arbitrators choose to tackle the equation Pn = P0.(1+ i/m)mn in their arbitral...
...foreign arbitration institutions under the Framework Plan, the nationality of arbitral awards, the definition of foreign-related disputes that can be administered by foreign institutions, and finally, the judicial support before...
...in turn would inevitably increase the pressures on the parties and the arbitrators to treat the arbitral proceedings more litigiously and merely as a warm-up for post-award litigation. This would...
...or arbitral proceeding can be more than just a nuisance as they bind valuable internal resources and can become expensive. There are many factors contributing to these overlong disputes. A...
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