...States conclude investment treaties to attract investments, especially large-scale ones. Thus, the very purpose behind investment treaties is to bring investors to certain investment decisions through the treaties’ protections as...
...for reaching “correct” decisions (i.e., decisions that command a majority) but receiving modest amounts of pay, but “punished’ for failing to reach the correct decision by failing to receive pay....
...INTRODUCTION Condemning ex aequo et bono decisions . . . discourages adjudicators—and the parties who empower them–from pursuing the fair resolution of disputes when it is most needed: when the...
Articles “Legal Traditions” and International Commercial Arbitration Leon E. Trakman A New World of Discovery: The Ramifications of Two Recent Federal Courts’ Decisions Granting Judicial Assistance to Arbitral Tribunals Pursuant...
...Andreeva Judicial Assistance By German Courts in Aid of International Arbitration Reinmar Wolff Arbitral & Judicial Decisions Jurisdiction to Set Aside a Foreign Arbitral Award, in Particular an Award Based...
...D. Neumann Current Developments The Nigerian Arbitration and Conciliation Decree, 1988 Edward Atanda Arbitral & Judicial Decisions Fiat S.p.A. v. The Ministry of Finance and Planning of the Republic of...
...available jurisprudence (three decisions and various requests for consultation, plus a non-NAFTA proceeding utilizing the NAFTA procedural rules) in the seven years since NAFTA entered into force. The five decisions...
...Justice Stewart, in rejecting a plea that U.S. securities law gave exclusive jurisdiction to U.S. courts, wrote for a divided court that, in an international dispute, U.S. courts could not...
...resolution, for individuals, investors, corporations and states that often serves as a desirable alternative to traditional court proceedings. Yet, there is growing recognition of the broader role that international arbitration...
...each with its own court structure. The Commonwealth Government has constitutional power to legislate on matters external to Australia and on trade and commerce with other countries; federal courts deal...
...are subject to a one-year limitation period. Again, if a conservatory order is sought in an American court while an arbitration is pending, the responsiveness of the court may depend...
...does happen. When the United Nations Security Council imposed sanctions upon a list of suspected terrorist organizations, the European Court of Justice refused to give effect to those sanctions on...
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