...(Elliott Geisinger & Elena Trabaldo-de Mestral eds., 2015). [7] Antonio Rigozzi & William McAuliffe, Sports Arbitration, 2013 Global Arbitration Review: European and Middle Eastern Arbitration Review 15, 18 (2013). [8]...
...whom it is aimed justify disrespecting the human rights of a few individuals who are inadvertently or not caught in the middle of this campaign? Or, more specifically, could the...
...law school, she obtained her MPhil in Politics and International Studies from the University of Cambridge, an MA in Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Chicago, and a BA...
...the general public may not easily perceive whether courts of justice are doing what is good or not. In the early middle ages errand knights were the mirror of rulers...
...(para. 17). Where Next? Perhaps the key to a middle path lies in the public law dimension of both arbitrators and courts. Arbitrators are not just private dispute resolvers –...
...power of modification where the award exceeds the scope of reference. It draws a careful boundary between setting aside and surgical correction, and in doing so, offers a middle path...
...is flawed to the extent that it completely nullified the unilateral appointment clause without considering the cardinal principle of party autonomy. A middle ground could have been reached if the...
...traditions of the lex mercatoria. Emerging in the Middle Ages, the lex mercatoria is based on a trade system where merchants would travel with their goods to fairs and markets...
...Managing Partner of PDLegal LLC. Peter is an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore and a non-practicing Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple. His practice has received recognition in various...
...Serbia (2014). Interestingly, the 2024 India-UAE BIT takes a middle ground between the broad definition in the 2013 India-UAE BIT and the restrictive approach of the 2015 Model BIT. In...
...collectively suggest an emerging middle ground. Looking forward, the non-signatory jurisprudence will likely continue to evolve toward greater harmonization as courts and tribunals engage in transnational dialogue. The GE Energy...
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