Author: Juan Perla* Jurisdiction: United States California New York Florida European Union France United Kingdom Canada Topics: Artificial Intelligence SVAMC International Character of Dispute Practice and Procedure On April 30,...
Author: Irene M. Ten Cate** Published: May 2005 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Parties Multiple Parties Practice and Procedure Consolidation of Proceedings Description: I. INTRODUCTION Arbitration is typically characterized as a...
...inherent jurisdiction under Section 9[14] of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, to try all suits of civil nature unless expressly or impliedly barred by the law, and in the...
...third-party adjudication through behaviorally informed rules on procedure thus seems to be an avenue of research worth being pursued. In applying behavioral law and economics to international commercial arbitration, the...
...arbitration. There have, however, been some initiatives that aim at regulating the arbitration procedure in particular legal contexts. An important example is the EU’s approach to consumer protection. The European...
...arbitrator to prescribe the appropriate procedure, it is for the arbitrator to decide whether to entertain a class action and to prescribe the appropriate procedure to be followed. In the...
...any agreement to the contrary” by the parties. Most of these provisions can be labeled arbitral procedure, but some are “mixed” procedure and substance. Section 60 of the Arbitration Act...
...notices. Resembling common-law instruments such as impleader and vouching-in, the mechanism of third-party notices is provided by Sections 72 et seq. of the German Code of Civil Procedure [Zivilprozessordnung, or...
...factual, technical, and legal issues. There may also be multiple parties across multiple jurisdictions as well as multiple contracts. Complicated issues of procedure may also arise during the arbitration. Arbitral...
...the filing of appeals (see Article 994 of the Brazilian Code of Civil Procedure), which could well be called alongaderas — the name once given to dilatory exceptions in medieval...
...the ECJ in the preliminary reference procedure, this was indeed a “question that was not asked,” as put aptly by Nikos Lavranos in his commentary.[14] Still, the ECJ decided that...
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