...another legal system. In sum, we concluded that the application of mandatory rules will generally flow directly from the classical party-driven model of arbitration, without requiring us to rethink the...
Search Results for : %2Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally"
...arbitral statutes. The Nigerian Government, for example, has enacted the Arbitration and Conciliation Decree 1988 (“Decree”). The Decree repeals the Arbitration Act, which was modelled on the Arbitration Ordinance of...
The Nigerian Arbitration and Conciliation Decree, 1988* – Vol. 1 ...
...given – play an important role in international arbitration. National courts generally follow elaborate rules governing the taking of evidence and its introduction in court proceedings. Procedures for the disclosure...
Obtaining and Submitting Evidence in International Arbitration in the United ...
...arbitration finance firm. Finally, Burford argued that none of the other arbitration rules that figure prominently in investment arbitration disputes expressly require any disclosures from users of arbitration finance.[22] Additionally,...
ICSID Rules Amendments: Two Major Proposed Reforms and Reactions from ...
...(the award-debtor) can bring proceedings to set aside the award before the courts in the country where the arbitration was seated, while the winning party (the award-creditor) may have to...
Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards: Should a Party be Allowed ...
Author: Stephen Bond* Published: March 1990 Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitral Adjudication Confidentiality Arbitration Fees ICC Description: I. INTRODUCTION J. Gillis Wetter’s article, to which I have been asked to respond,...
The Present Status of the International Court of Arbitration of ...
...International Arbitration at Queen Mary University of Law organized this workshop among a relatively small number of academics and arbitration practitioners and explored the role and significance of mandatory rules...
Mandatory Rules In International Arbitration: Too Much Too Early Or ...
...make my definition of “arbitration” clear. Although this note uses the term in an unusual context–the resolution of human rights disputes–the “arbitration” of which it speaks is functionally the same...
International Arbitration: The Human Rights Perspective* – Vol. 4 No. ...
...past, courts had taken different positions on the question. Some courts had ruled class actions not permissible in arbitration, while other courts had ruled class actions permissible and directed the...
Class Actions In Arbitration* – Vol. 14 No. 1-2
...empowers a “United States district court” to compel arbitration, and empowers the “United States court in and for the district” where the award was made to enter judgment upon an...
Bankruptcy Courts and Arbitration: A Question of Competence – Vol. ...
...Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) with nationwide subpoena power. It is submitted that it is possible that such power may exist, at least where an arbitration clause or the governing arbitration...
Nationwide Arbitration Subpoenas Under the United States Arbitration Act – ...
...of Arbitral Awards Description: I. ARBITRATION UNDER SEVERE CRITICISM International arbitration is subject to criticism by users on several grounds: • First, not infrequently the parties are not given a...