...leniency program. In Fraport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide v. Republic of the Philippines, the tribunal stated that because decisions on corruption allegations impact the investor’s ability to claim treaty-based...
...of the Court, under the powers conferred on him to act in urgent matters pursuant to article 1.3 of the ICC Rules, made the decisions necessary for setting the arbitrations...
...the parties.[19] Courts around the world have addressed due process concerns in virtual arbitration proceedings. Illustratively, the Australian Supreme Court recently rejected objections related to time zone differences and witness...
...are especially active in the sphere of global money markets, and thus try to attract foreign capital to their national economies. This paper highlights significant recent appellate decisions addressing international...
...of resulting awards is their frequent reliance on the decisions of earlier tribunals to identify rules of international law applicable to foreign investment disputes. This practice has spawned an extensive...
...reveals that the first international courts to express this reluctance in an international dispute were the Permanent Court of International Justice (the “PCIJ”) and the International Court of Justice (the...
...on Third-Party Funding (“TPF”) practice in the United States, this study surveys court decisions that relate to a TPF paradigm that assumes an entry onto the scene by a party...
...(both refer to tribunal or court-ordered production of materials, but the former is used in English and the latter in U.S court litigation and arbitration1 – for clarity’s sake, “disclosure”...
...such. When a court views a given topic through the prism of comity, it retains flexibility, whereas when a court applies one of the rules derived from comity, it is...
...Appellate Board, later at High Court of Bombay and ultimately at Indian Supreme Court were all dismissed.[11] Similarly, in Germany, section 24 of German patent law and section 5(2)(5) of...
...clients in domestic/cross-border disputes before various courts, including the Supreme Court of India, and in a variety of arbitral forums. **Natasha Singh is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution team...
...Nowhere is this more evident than in a decision of the Pakistan Supreme Court released in June of last year. Download Full PDF *Current Developments **Registered Foreign Lawyer, Hong Kong....
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