...co-arbitrated and conducted arbitrations under the ICC, LCIA and LMAA Rules, in addition to domestic and ad hoc arbitrations in the construction, oil and gas, banking and Islamic banking industries....
...with governmental authority” because they do not show an intention to confer governmental authority to an ad hoc panel. A vote of hands ensued: most attendees thought that the decision...
...arise both in domestic and foreign trade.”). [95] Id. at 434. [96] Morris S. Rosenthal, The Promotion of International Commercial Arbitration, 6 Arb. J. 223, 225-27 (1951). [97] Id. at...
...where applicable, to international treaties, including the New York Convention. The enforcement of arbitral awards rendered in institutional — ICC, LCIA, SCC etc. — or ad hoc arbitration proceedings between...
...This applies equally to an ad hoc arbitral tribunal to which each of two parties has appointed an independent arbitrator, and the two have chosen a chairman. These interrelated cases...
...institution during the process. On the one hand are ad hoc procedures (such as those under the UNCITRAL Rules) where there is no institution involved, on the other are the...
...an ad hoc basis or under a range of institutional rules. She has been consistently recognized by Who’s Who Legal as a Thought Leader for International Arbitration, and in 2018...
Author: Walid John Kassir** Published: December 2004 Jurisdiction: Lebanon Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Investment Disputes Arbitral Adjudication Ad hoc Applicable Law Lex Mercatoria Arbitral Process Choice of Forum/Place...
...between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic of 1991 (the “Netherlands-Slovakia BIT”). The final award ordering Slovakia to pay € 22.1 million for damages...
...of International Disputes” (the “CPR Rules” or the “Rules”) as an alternative to the international ad hoc arbitration rules promulgated in 1976 by the United Nations Commission on International Trade...
...adopt during the course of the proceedings is the withdrawal of counsel at the last minute. Professor Comair-Obeid experienced this during an ad hoc arbitration conducted in New York under...
...the parties had agreed to submit the settlement of their dispute to arbitration in accordance with said rules. There were no cases of ad hoc arbitration. Alleged grounds to set...
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