...invoke an arbitration proceeding or be bound by its award or proceeding.[6] Anti-arbitration injunctions may be issued for certain specific reasons, primarily where there are questions about jurisdiction or the...
...Judicial Decisions Manifest Disregard of the Law in the New York Court of Appeals Hans Smit Preclusive Effects of an International Arbitral Award Andreas Stier Notes & Comments Brainstorming Meets...
...process paranoia” which has been defined as “a perceived reluctance by tribunals to act decisively in certain situations for fear of the arbitral award being challenged on the basis of...
...together with arbitration. The parties can then receive advantages of both flexibility and a binding award, which can be enforced under various national laws and the New York Convention on...
...review of arbitral awards has been narrowly confined by statute and case law to the parameters set forth in the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards...
Articles The Federal Arbitration Act: Risks and Incongruities Relating to the Issuance of Interim and Partial Awards in Domestic and International Arbitrations James M. Gaitis Planning for Commercial Dispute Resolution...
...injunctions and damages awards issued by an arbitral tribunal. It first considers the Regulation’s effect on a court’s damages judgment. It then discusses the enforcement of anti-suit injunctions and damages...
Author: Josephine K. Mason* Published: December 2010 Jurisdiction: Sudan Topics: Right to Decide ex aequo et bono International Character of Dispute International and Transnational Law Arbitral Awards Reasons Description: I....
Author: Myron N. R. Phua* Published: December 2017 Jurisdictions: United States International Topics: Interpretation of the Award Arbitral Process Existence and Validity of Agreement to Arbitrate Contents of Arbitration Agreement...
...an award which has greater international effect than decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court simply because this person was appointed as a sole arbitrator. Sixty years of practice under the...
...standards. Furthermore, numerous States have acknowledged the unpredictability and inconsistency of damages awards before the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law Working Group III (ISDS Reform) (“Working Group III”),...
...of that role may differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Similarly, it seems clear that national courts have a role to play on a post-award basis. While jurisdictions may vary as...
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