...an award.” LEGAL PRIVILEGE Legal privilege is “the right to withhold certain testimonial or documentary evidence from a legal proceeding, including the right to prevent another from disclosing such information.”[2]...
Author: Kenneth I. Juster* Published: September 1999 Jurisdiction: Costa Rica Topics: Categories of Disputes Investment Disputes Applicable Law International and Transnational Law Arbitral Awards Interest and Costs ICSID Description: The...
...Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (the New York Convention), a national court may refuse to recognize and enforce a foreign arbitration award if the court finds that doing so would...
...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...
...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: Thomas E. Carbonneau* Published: August 2012 Description: Over several decades, the federal policy favoring arbitration created a consistent judicial practice that unequivocally supported the enforceability of arbitral awards. The...
...the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (the “New York Convention”), recognition and enforcement of an arbitration award may be denied if the opposing party can prove that s/he...
...Such measures, having a huge practical importance, are often indispensable if an award subsequently rendered is to be effective. Several kinds of interim measures, such as attachment, injunctions or orders...
...into the annulment of awards due to the appointment of a sole arbitrator and bias. There have been multiple cases that have framed jurisprudence on the appointment of arbitrators. Nevertheless,...
...be difficult to reach in execution on a monetary award or judgment, or where the continuing effect of the infringement will be hard to detect and thus difficult or impossible...
...Court of Arbitration pursuant to a contract provision calling for fast-track arbitration, and an award was rendered a mere 7 days after the initial filing of the request for arbitration....
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