...by separate legislations. The enforcement of domestic awards was governed by the Arbitration Act, 1940 while foreign awards governed by the New York Convention were enforced under the Foreign Awards...
Author: Rada Lelutiu** Published: April 2004 Topics: Recourse Against Award Generally Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement New York Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION Concluded in 1958,...
Author: Sergia Carias-Borjas** Published: October 1991 Jurisdiction: Senegal France Topics: Commercial Disputes Investment Disputes Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability ICSID Description: The viability of any international commercial arbitration system depends...
Author: Julio César Rivera Jr.* Published: September 2019 Jurisdictions: United States Argentina Topics: Arbitral Awards Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement UNCITRAL Model Law Commercial Disputes...
...Spanish Arbitration Act refers to “definitive” and “final” awards, both terms indicating the res judicata effect of an arbitral award. This distinction in the two terms is only relevant for...
...Arbitral Awards (“New York Convention”). The first applies to awards rendered in accordance with the ICSID Arbitration Rules, the latter to awards rendered under other arbitration rules, including the ICSID...
...is to liberalize procedures for enforcing foreign arbitral awards. The Convention does so principally by limiting the grounds on which an arbitral award may be denied recognition or enforcement. The...
Author: Hans Smit* Published: December 1996 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitral Awards Payment of Money, Foreign Currency Description: As international arbitration grows apace, awards are increasingly rendered in foreign currencies. Not...
Author: James M. Gaitis* Published: May 2005 Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitral Awards Reasons Court Decisions Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Description: I. INTRODUCTION Just as is true with...
...rights to a reasoned award is prejudicial to an award’s validity. The parties’ choice to have a reasoned award forms part of the mandatory provisions of most prominent arbitration seats...
Authors: Kartikey Mahajan,* Satjit Singh Chhabra,** and Aayushi Singh*** Jurisdiction: Singapore Topics: UNCITRAL Model Law International Litigation Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Interpretation of the Award BRIEF OVERVIEW The Singapore Court...
...award in comparison with those provided for an award under the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards of 1958 were narrower because of national courts being...
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