...arbitral awards against the property of a state located in another state. For instance, in Stati v Kazakhstan, an investor enforced an arbitral award against the shares of Swedish companies...
...clauses in the different agreements to conclude that the doctrine can be invoked in the case, and upheld the emergency arbitrator’s award to stay the transaction between Reliance and Future...
...Neither institutional rules nor national arbitration laws generally allow for a default award that would be similar to a default judgment in court. Yet an arbitration may proceed without the...
...aside an award only in specific situations, such as when there is evidence of a breach of due process or corruption affecting the award (BAA, Article 32). The grounds for...
...arbitral award. In international cases falling under the principal conventions, the “district courts of the United States” have competence to compel arbitration and to confirm awards. None of these provisions...
...arbitration process to facilitate enforcement of international arbitral awards and offers tips for avoiding problems that can render an otherwise valid international arbitral award unenforceable. A. Statistics Suggest Enforcement Proceedings...
...the issue and to suggest an approach that tribunals might follow to satisfy themselves – as best they can – that the procedure they adopt and the award(s) they issue...
...the awards at about the same rate, 92%, versus a rolling average rate over the same period of 95%: Table 1: Historical Enforcement Rates Year Total Awards Awards Enforced Enforcement...
...prevailing party in an arbitration conducted abroad seeking to enforce the award in the United States; in that case the command of the Convention and Chapter 2 of the Federal...
Authors: Abhijnan Jha* and Urvashi Misra*** Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitral Process Ad Hoc Arbitral Awards INTRODUCTION It is not easy to conduct an arbitration. There may be complex matters of...
...“de-nationalized,” “delocalized,” “a-national,” “supranational,” “transnational,” “expatriate” or “floating award” emerged and was then extended from the mere instance of the award, to the whole range of arbitral proceedings. In consequence,...
...is often said that one of the prime advantages of arbitration lies in the finality of arbitral awards, very often the tribunal’s signature does not mark the end of the...
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