...the publication of decisions and awards unless they object in writing;[1] (2) the mandate requiring the SIAC President to consider “principles of diversity and inclusion” when appointing an arbitrator;[2] and...
...is growing apace. Regrettably, the Court’s decisions continue to reflect its inability to produce proper analyses of the issues presented. Consequently, although the Court frequently reaches the correct result, it...
Author: Kaj I. Hobér** Published: December 1990 Description: On April 18, 1989, the Supreme Court of Sweden handed down its long-awaited and much-heralded decision in the so-called Uganda Case. The...
Author: Kate Joohyun Lee** Published: September 2019 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Multiple Parties Court Decisions Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Responsibility of Parties Bankruptcy of...
...and its relationship with court. To this effect, in international arbitrations, national courts provide ancillary support and supervisory control. Effectively, the New York Convention enforces awards by reference to the...
...Awards and Other Decisions, reviewed in this part. In Chapter V, the WIPO Rules treat as a group the various aspects of rendering an award, including the law to be...
...alternative dispute resolution.” Several courts have criticized or sanctioned attorneys for improperly relying on generative AI to prepare legal submissions. For example, U.S. courts have imposed monetary sanctions on attorneys...
...Arbitral Code of Procedure in March of 1992,[1] and amended the Law Concerning the Arbitration Court in June of the same year.[2] Later it recommissioned the Arbitration Court and Maritime...
...ECT.[5] The scope of this decision’s applicability may be clarified after the resolution of Novenergia v Spain,[6] which is currently before the Svea Court of Appeal. In Novenergia, Spain has...
...its initiative in shaping international legal norms. Domestically, a landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court of Korea has reinforced the urgency for stronger climate action.[3] The Court found that existing...
...the question of the possibility of a national court revisiting an arbitral tribunal’s findings on corruption and how a court should proceed when confronted with public policy issues. Ultimately, the...
...of U.S. state courts have held that statutes of limitations do not apply in arbitration. Although there are a few contrary decisions, courts in California, Minnesota, Maine, North Carolina, Connecticut...
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