...Art. 1’s stipulation to enforceability under the New York Convention). [22] Id. [23] Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (“New York Convention”), June 6, 1958, Art....
...Convention by the United States, it is useful to briefly review its provisions. The Panama Convention is very similar to the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of...
...created by the ICSID Convention, in which awards are enforceable in any contracting state—would require a multilateral treaty. In this context, the New York Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of...
...the Model Law and New York Convention, concluding that the statutory position is unclear and domestic positions varied.[18] The issue with such anti-arbitration injunctions is two-fold. Firstly, there is historical...
Author: Sergio Le Pera* Published: March 1991 Topics: Arbitral Awards Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability ICC New York Convention Description: After five years of...
...Law (UNCITRAL). The Convention contains a framework for the cross-border recognition and enforcement of mediated settlements, designed to provide mediation with an analogue to the 1958 New York Convention on...
...(1958)1 (the “New York Convention” or “Convention”). For over 50 years, the New York Convention has served two principle purposes, each of which relates to the enforcement of agreements to...
...a major Asian law firm is reported as saying, “[The New York Convention on Arbitration] has […] 160 state parties to the convention and still attracts sign-ups to this day,...
Author: Crina Baltag** Published: December 2009 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability New York Convention Description: I. INTRODUCTION The enforceability of arbitral awards is one of the main...
...of the New York Convention is to bring about the recognition and enforcement of (1) international arbitration agreements and (2) foreign arbitral awards. The New York Convention is of such...
...applied a simple analysis in reaching a solution defined exclusively by reference to the New York Convention. The New York Convention provides that an annulled award “may” be refused recognition....
...called the “New York Convention”). Theoretically, one could receive an award in Geneva and enforce it in over 168 nations. This is an advantage that litigation does not offer. One...
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