...the mediation process in the award and therefore benefit from the simplified enforcement in the ICSID Convention. Besides the amendment process, Ms. Kinnear touched upon some basic rules and practices...
...would open the floodgates to vastly expanded postaward litigation. Once expanded review was recognized parties could agree on any number of different judicial standards that would invite post-award challenges, which...
Author: Pierre Mayer* Published: April 2011 Jurisdiction: Europe Topics: Competition and Antitrust Recourse Against Award Generally Description: This presentation considers the position of European States, beyond the European Union (to...
...which defenses against an adverse award are available. These factors are particularly true in the context of international arbitration, which is also directed by the United Nations Convention on the...
...current regime, the “seat” of the arbitration is not expressly recognized and an arbitral award issued by a foreign arbitral institution may be treated as a foreign award, regardless of...
...after an award has been rendered, but also by means of a motion to stay an arbitration that has been initiated or threatened, or, before any proceedings at all, by...
Author: Jakob Horn* Published: April 2021 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Interim Measures of Protection Arbitral Awards Enforceability New York Convention Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Interpretation of the Award Formal Requirements Description:...
Author: Hans Smit* Published: December 1994 Topics: Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Applicable Law Arbitral Awards Arbitral Process Description: International arbitration may take many forms. It...
...international arbitration. The second, hosted by the NY City Bar Association, was entitled and focused on “Enforcement of Latin American Arbitration Awards in the United States and U.S. Arbitration Awards...
...forum. Sweden is also a signatory state to the 1958 New York Convention and has made no reservations. Furthermore, under the Swedish Arbitration Act of 1929, an award rendered in...
...time needed to get a decision maker in place to hear the application, the powers of that decision maker to award interim relief, and the likelihood that an adverse party...
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