Search Results for : %Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement"
...the intention of obstructing or defeating enforcement of a future decree. The Supreme Court’s decision in Raman Tech v. Solanki Traders remains the foundational authority. In a passage that has...
Authors: Gerald Aksen* and Wendy S. Dorman** Published: March 1991 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability FAA New York Convention Description: The...
...received a favourable award and sought enforcement in Russia against the Russian Supplier. The initial request for enforcement was granted by the first and second-instance Russian courts. However, the...
...for challenging the award. The New York Convention, which applies in most jurisdictions, provides various grounds for defending against enforcement of an award. For instance, a court may refuse to...
...international arena. Many authors, such as Gary Born, have condemned the practice on grounds of undue interference in arbitral proceedings.[15] Kompetenz-kompetenz, a key principle of international arbitration, allows arbitral tribunals...
...beyond what is permitted by the Act. Section 34 permits ‘setting aside’ of an award on limited and specific grounds, like violation of principles of natural justice, procedural unfairness, patent...
Articles “Arbitracide”: The Story of Anti-Arbitration Sentiment in the U.S. Congress Thomas E. Carbonneau Can the Statutory Grounds for Review of Arbitral Awards Be Changed By the Parties? A French...
Author: O. L. O. de Witt Wijnen* Published: December 1994 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Intellectual Property Relief and Remedies in General Reasons Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Interim Measures of Protection New...
Author: Adam Sulkowski Published: June 1999 Jurisdiction: Poland Topics: Applicable Law Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability New York Convention Description: This article seeks to evaluate Polish arbitration law and specifically...
...enforcement and the choice-of-law rule to the arbitration agreement A third option is to use the “law of the place of probable enforcement of an eventual award”, in case this...
...obligations under the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (commonly known as the New York Convention), and undermine the parties’ intent to have their dispute decided...
...countries. Over time some courts and many commentators have begun to consider that the annulment of an award at the seat is not necessarily preclusive of the possibility of enforcement...
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