...reasoned award. This leaves room for uncertainty as to what qualifies as a well-reasoned award and what the practical consequences are in terms of enforcement when an award lacks the...
...exactly why the same word bends differently before and after an award. Before an award, ‘party’ means either side, since both are still equal. After an award, it should mean...
...held that a successful application to annul an arbitral award had an erga omnes [owed toward all] effect. Axiomatically, there would simply be no award to enforce, an award that...
...sub-judice foreign award in a company’s statutory financial statements. Foreign Award as a Claim in India A domestic arbitral award can be directly enforced as a decree of the...
...that issues a BC-law-only award awarding damages without the corresponding acción pauliana findings leaves the proprietary remedy unenforceable in Mexico. The award is good in Canada. The asset stays in...
...funding, the award review tribunal, grounds for setting aside an arbitral award, and the limitation period for enforcing an award.[12] For example, the bills would allow a party to request...
...“all of the rights, interests and benefits” under or in respect of the award to Blasket.[5] Spain resisted, arguing that an ICSID award (and, independently, an ECT award) is not...
...award in the civil courts at Lahore under the 1940 Act, contending that the award was domestic as the contract was subject to Pakistani law, whereas the award creditor moved...
...have no policing authority over how other Convention states handle awards; that Article V grants a substantive right that an award not be recognized on the grounds listed therein, and...
...the concession in July 2007; arbitration commenced in 2011; and in August 2014 a majority award granted the concessionaire a termination payment of approximately Rs 49.47 crore, with pre-award interest...
...arbitral award, i.e. an award rendered outside India. Drawing inspiration from this decision, this article will examine whether setting aside a foreign arbitral award produces any negative effect and will...
...3. Reasoning the Rare: Inside the SC’s Curative Petition Rationale The Supreme Court assessed the tribunal’s award under Section 34(2-A) of the A&C Act, which allows an award to be...
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