...courts are empowered to set aside arbitral awards on limited, enumerated grounds. Traditionally, Indian courts have been reluctant to exercise any power of “modification” akin to the broad corrective powers...
...Convention, 1948 (No. 87)?” THE COURT’S ADVISORY OPINION The Court unanimously resolved that it could respond to the question posed because (1) the ILO had been duly authorized by...
...underlying interpretation of the term “investment” and remitted the case to the court of first instance in a 2018 decision. This time around, the Paris Court of Appeal referred the...
...to life, liberty, and property. While the trial court allowed the claim, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit reversed the decision since the court lacked the power...
...court decisions.[16] First, three decisions interpreting the CPC reasons requirement rendered by Branch 36 of the Civil Court of Tehran will be discussed. All three decisions relate to domestic arbitral...
...is not a rule courts can soften with conditions or case-by-case judgment. Anything less asks courts to keep writing in a power the Act never granted. Where courts grant it...
...ratifying the New York Convention, had waived its state immunity from jurisdiction of Australian courts that were enforcing a foreign arbitral award.[3] THE HIGH COURT’S DECISION The High Court...
...to the Ninth Circuit. On August 1, 2023, the Ninth Circuit overturned the District Court’s decisions, concluding that the District Court had mistakenly determined that personal jurisdiction over a foreign...
...that decisions of the court have no binding force apart from the matters dealt in that particular case. The WTO also has no formal doctrine of precedent; however, it can...
...of play. Thus, while the competition unfolds on the pitch, many of its most consequential decisions are made away from it. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), through its...
...were repeatedly denied both by the ICC Court and by the Singapore courts. In February 2025, the ICC Court decided that the Mr. Yeap’s failure to disclose the prior arbitration...
...enactment of the Mediation Act of 2023, recent court decisions involving challenges to arbitration awards, as well as other challenges posed by the government’s own experiences, the Guidelines apply to...
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