Articles Arbitration in a Changing World Caline Mouawad Delegation Run Amok (read a summary of the Postscript here). George A. Bermann Domestic Proceedings in Investment Arbitration and Possible Strategies to...
...judicial systems throughout the world means businesses face extra costs and greater uncertainty when engaging in domestic litigation in a foreign jurisdiction. Such problems have created a focus on harmonizing...
...of the parties to litigation; Alter examines various fora and concludes that, contrary to domestic process where political branches dominate the process, international judges are less subject to appointment politics...
...of an investment tribunal and written down what it saw, choosing the authority pitched at the level of abstraction its domestic audience required and leaving the liability analysis deliberately unfinished....
...based upon the conflict rules of their domestic system. However, the arbitrator faces a dilemma: as an agent of the parties, rather than the state, he owes no allegiance to...
...in international commercial arbitration. Uncertainty exists, however, with respect to the criteria that international arbitrators should apply in determining pre-award and post-award interest. One question that arises in domestic and...
...those in the Middle East. Ever since the founding of the Turkish Republic in 1923, domestic arbitration has been regulated by a limited number of articles in the Code of...
...outlined in an ad hoc setup. The domestic arbitration system in India mostly has ad hoc arbitrations with all tribunals working under the rule of thumb of equal treatment of...
...force majeur. The speakers also emphasized the close link between international public policy principles — i.e. l’ordre public, embodied in this case in the security council resolution — and domestic...
...economic reforms may not become fully effective if the law dealing with settlement of both domestic and international ( lest the point be missed; italics added) commercial disputes remains out...
...risk in some jurisdictions. However, as Professor Horacio Grigera Naón has observed, some international arbitrators have occasionally determined that a mandatory domestic rule of law “belonging to the proper law...
...practice of national courts. But these difficulties re-emerge when national courts insist on converting into domestic currency international arbitral awards that were rendered in a foreign currency. The question of...
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