...assessed at a second stage). Although this partial award was annulled by the State Court of Rio de Janeiro, the annulment decision is still subject to appeal and the award...
...then challenged the recognition and enforcement of the award before the Genoa Court of Appeal. He argued, in particular, that recognition and enforcement of the award should have been denied...
Author: Hans Smit Published: March 1990 Jurisdictions: Singapore United States Topics: Arbitral Awards Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Description: Arbitrators generally view judicial attacks on their awards with mixed...
...in the wake of concerns and adverse publicity following the annulment of the arbitral award in GETMA International.[9] The CCJA annulled the arbitration award after it was found that the...
...of federal courts in enforcing international arbitral awards. The issue in Baxter was whether a federal court should enforce the terms of an arbitral award which potentially mandates the parties...
...States of America, UNCITRAL, Final Award on Jurisdiction and Merits (3 August, 2005) [3] S.D. Myers, Inc. v. Government of Canada, UNCITRAL, Partial Award (13 November, 2000) [4] See, Hege...
...conceivable that some provisions of such regulations might be in conflict with the mandatory rules of the applicable law, which disregard may affect the enforceability of the award. Therefore, incorporation...
Author: George A. Bermann* Published: September 2016 Description: On April 20, 2016, a Dutch court issued a major judgment annulling awards rendered in a dispute between the Russian Federation and...
...the case.1 Only a very bold “a-nationalist” arbitrator would uphold the parties’ agreement in these circumstances, thereby exposing the award to a challenge (and endangering his or her own future...
...tribunals in dealing with challenges of arbitral awards entered by ailing arbitrators, and the regulatory frameworks available to preempt such a problem. REQUIREMENTS FOR ARBITRATORS AND THE PHENOMENON OF THE...
...arbitral tribunals still need to be mindful of observing the parties’ rights to be heard and treated equally in order to render an enforceable award.[11] 1. Parties’ Right To Be...
...case concerned a challenge by the Republic of Uganda and the National Housing and Construction Corporation of Uganda (collectively the “Ugandan parties”) of an award in an arbitration with the...
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