Search Results for : %Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement"
...bring an action against Spain on the very same grounds under article 258 TFEU for failing to fulfill the obligations under the EU Treaties and regulations in accordance with the...
...remains unresolved, as does the problem of enforcing coercive measures issued by the arbitral tribunal; the definition of the grounds for nullifying an arbitral award; the admissibility of a rescissory...
Authors: Eduardo Palmer* and Eliana Lopez** Published: April 2004 Topics: Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Enforceability Description: I. INTRODUCTION The principle of party autonomy...
...a contract. It also added that the position would be different if the contract became practically unfeasible because of the U.S sanctions.[17] While the enforcement of blocking regulations is still...
Author: Song Kun Liew* Published: January 1993 Jurisdiction: Korea Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Sole Arbitrator Commercial Disputes Arbitral Awards Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Expedited...
...New York Convention. How to translate virtual enforcement to offline enforcement is an open question, although it is not a priority at the moment since there are enough virtual assets...
...the antitrust laws by jointly “seeking to influence the passage and enforcement of laws . . . to destroy . . . truckers as competitors for the long-distance freight business.”...
Author: Nishanth Kadur* Jurisdictions: Singapore United Kingdom International Topics: Applicable Law Arbitrability Anti-Suit Injunctions Introduction Subject-matter non-arbitrability has routinely hindered the enforcement of arbitration agreements in various jurisdictions. While cases...
...with a view to offering several practical suggestions that may help to form the basis for further discussions. I. INTRODUCTION The 1958 Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of...
...enforcement of foreign awards may have been more difficult in the past, it has become easier, given the increase in the number of state signatories to the New York Convention...
...the “Act”). Enacted in 1925 to reserve the common law’s hostility towards arbitration, the Act has since served as the federal centerpiece for the enforcement of arbitration agreements and awards....
...of loading the analytic dice. Imagine that Bloggs, in a document styled “Arbitration Award,” orders XYZ Inc. to pay ABC Ltd. $1 million. In resisting enforcement, XYZ argues that Bloggs...
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