Search Results for : %Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement"
...the purpose of implementation and enforcement. The provision thereby fails to account for the instances where the parties may seek judicial intervention for purposes other than implementation and enforcement, such...
Author: Satyajit Bose* Jurisdiction: International Topics: ICSID Investment Disputes Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Arbitral Awards In response to the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (“Covid-19”), States across the world have...
...award on assumed facts’ standard, which may not cut eyes with the enforcement court, if such award’s enforcement is sought in a jurisdiction supporting the ‘manifest’ threshold. Such award may...
...explained that, in the true sense, the refusal to grant an injunction was based on the finding that arbitration agreement was still subsisting; it had not been novated and therefore...
...the Claimant from assigning the franchise agreement and from selling all or part of its business without having afforded Respondent a right of first refusal. Download Full PDF *Current Developments...
...witnesses or their punishment for neglect or refusal to attend in the courts of the United States. Under § 7, the ability of the parties to, and arbitrators in, domestic...
Author: William R. Spiegelberger* Published: October 2016 Description: I. OVERVIEW OF 2015 In 2015 the Russian courts heard 58 cases relating to the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards as compared...
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...
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...
...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...
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