...of a favorable award, the third-party funder will be remunerated by the party based on an agreed percentage of the amount granted by the award (a success fee) or through...
...need to do to give you a judgment or award on good faith?” Some obligations to examine include: (1) An obligation of cooperation amongst the contracting parties; (2) An obligation...
...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...
...last few years, however, stronger support for delocalization, particularly in the context of enforcing locally annulled awards, has been evident in a number of jurisdictions. The delocalization theory is an...
...is to liberalize procedures for enforcing foreign arbitral awards. The Convention does so principally by limiting the grounds on which an arbitral award may be denied recognition or enforcement. The...
...award has sometimes been challenged. Certain systems of arbitration rules expressly provide for the efficacy of the truncated tribunal and the validity of the awards issued thereby. The United Nations...
Authors: ARIA Editors Published: December 1999 Topics: Arbitral Awards Description: On July 28, 2000, Dr. Guillermo Gamba, of Santa Fe De Bogota, Colombia, the sole arbitrator appointed by the ICC...
...27; briefs, affidavits, and exhibits of the parties were submitted December 30; and the hearing was held January 2, 1992. The Tribunal submitted its Award to the ICC on January...
...Piper Jaffray, Inc., recently applied broad new principles of judicial review to scrutinize an arbitral award in favor of the defendant employer on an age discrimination claim under the Age...
...year, either party could, within the next ten days, elect arbitration under the ICC Rules. The tribunal had to render its award sixty days after the commencement of the new...
...vacatur of an arbitral award where an arbitrator is biased or has engaged in certain misconduct. As a consequence, federal courts in the U.S. are wary of interceding to address...
...to review negative jurisdictional findings of an arbitral tribunal under Section 67 (Challenging the award) of the Arbitration Act 1996 to set aside a tribunal’s ruling that it lacked jurisdiction.[32]...
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