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...the Court’s decision does not disturb the progress made by Indian Courts toward favouring the enforcement of foreign awards. The post will first briefly summarize the holding of the Court...
...for the first time in a recent arbitration reported in The American Review of International Arbitration (the “Proceedings”). The arbitration was administered by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) International...
...domestically and internationally, as an efficient and economical method of dispute resolution.” Yet, listening to the media, commentators and the courts, one could easily think that commercial arbitration has become...
...and domestic arbitration may be ad hoc or institutional. In an ad hoc arbitration, the parties establish in their arbitration agreement the structure of the proceedings. In order to prevent...
Arbitration: A Flourishing Legal Institute By Sergio Bermudes (in memoriam), translated from Portuguese into English by Caetano Berenguer (partner at Bermudes Advogados, in Brazil; LL.M., Columbia Law School) and Gustavo...
Author: Tietie Zhang* Published: November 2017 Jurisdictions: China United States Topics: Public Policy Favoring Arbitration Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally Judicial Decisions Description: I....
...their disputes in national courts, where interim relief is generally available, in doing so, they would sacrifice the advantages of international arbitration. In recent years, international arbitration institutions have sought...
...in International Arbitration, TagTime (June 24, 2020), available at https://member-delosdr.org/video-tagtime-prof-mohamed-s-abdel-wahab-on-good-faith-and-neighbouring-doctrines-conceptual-considerations-and-practical-applications-in-international-arbitration/. * This post is part of a series summarizing episodes of Delos Disputes Resolution TagTime webinars. A list of past...
...blog post has been published in Korean Commercial Arbitration Board (KCAB) Arbitration Journal Vol. 363, Spring & Summer 2025, pp. 64-77. [2] Request for an Advisory Opinion submitted by the...
...therefore must rely on state courts. Most national arbitration laws are straightforward in providing such judicial assistance in the domestic field. In sharp contrast, accessing evidence abroad is usually highly...
...in the field for an annual discussion on current issues facing the international arbitration community. The theme of this year’s conference, “Striking a Balance: Confronting Tensions in International Arbitration”, considers...
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