...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,...
...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...
...UKRAINIAN AWARDS In 2018, the public-policy defense thwarted enforcement of thirteen of the fourteen UCCI awards that were denied enforcement (93%), confirming what now appears to be a trend that...
...and victims would benefit from universal recognition of the arbitral award.[13] There are, however, challenges and unanswered questions to consider for the Working Group before its final implementation of the...
...of many factors, such as the rapidity of the proceedings, the professionalism of the arbitrators, and the quality of their award. However, it must be a prerequisite to any international...
Author: Andrea Marco Steingruber* Published: April 2010 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Sports Description: I. INTRODUCTION In 2007, the Swiss Federal Tribunal for the first time set aside an arbitral award by...
Author: Alain Carrier** Published: January 1993 Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Costs and Damages Court Decisions Recourse Against Award Generally Practice and Procedure Preliminary Questions/Referee Description: Unlike courts of law...
...of a legally valid arbitration agreement. Hence, when we speak about the enforcement and execution of an arbitral award, we must ensure the validity of the law applied to the...
...proceedings? More specifically, if you can have a dispute decided in as early as 90 days by institutional arbitration, why would you not prefer it over waiting for an award...
...had been embezzled and laundered over fifteen years) and identifying projects that had operated/been awarded on questionable terms and regulatory exemptions. The interim government plans to review and renegotiate previous...
...Foreign Arbitral Awards (1958) (“New York Convention”)[4] can be used to enforce arbitral awards virtually all around the globe, with 163 contracting parties. However, there are about 50 states that...
...a dramatic change over the last decade, following the White Industries award in 2011. White Industries opened the floodgate to more investment claims against India—which led to re-evaluation of India’s...
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