...started an enforcement proceeding in England. The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom applied the New York Convention to define the applicable law to the arbitration agreement. Referring to Article...
...a way that advances Singapore’s international law obligations and coheres with relevant legislation, such as the New York Convention, the Model Law, and the International Arbitration Act. Legal Position across...
...Awards Agreement to Arbitrate Enforcement of Arbitral Awards New York Convention UNCITRAL Model Law Description: The relationship between the increasingly unified system of international commercial arbitration and national legislation is...
...“there is still no real consensus” on “just when the New York Convention is supposed to be applied by American courts.” It is now 40 years since the United States...
...enforcement of foreign awards may have been more difficult in the past, it has become easier, given the increase in the number of state signatories to the New York Convention...
Author: Emilia Onyema** Published: October 2003 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Mediation Parties New York Convention Description: There has been a lot of debate and...
Author: Osamu Inoue** Published: February 2000 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements Basic Standards of Due Process New York Convention Description: Under Article V(1)(b) of the Convention on...
Author: Allan Philip** Published: March 1990 Jurisdiction: Denmark Topics: New York Convention UNICTRAL Model Law Description: Arbitration has been accepted in Denmark as a means of settling disputes since 1683,...
Author: Sumit Kulkarni * Jurisdictions: International India Topics: Enforcement of Arbitral Awards National Legislation Procedure for Enforcement Introduction The increasing participation of Indian corporations in global trade has resulted in...
...Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (United Nations or New York Convention) and the 1975 Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (Inter-American Convention) shows the willingness...
...that certain disputes (e.g., consumer disputes or claims against a bankrupt company) were not arbitrable abroad, although arbitrable domestically, would be contrary to the [New York Convention]. Neither of these...
...designed to promote effective arbitration in their respective jurisdiction(s). Examples include the New York Convention,[3] the UNCITRAL Model Law,[4] various arbitral rules (such as the IBA Rules on the Taking...
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