Authors: Himanshu Raghuwanshi* and Krishnanunni U** Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Designation of Arbitrators Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals INTRODUCTION Recently, in Trout v. Organización Mundial de Boxeo Inc., the U.S. Court...
...of Arbitration Generally Applicable Law Parties Capacity of Parties Responsibility of Parties Description: Introduction Increasing recourse to international commercial arbitration as a private means of settling disputes has raised many...
Author: Athina Fouchard Papaefstratiou* Published: December 2020 Jurisdiction: France Topics: Parties Equality of Parties Interpretation of the Award Arbitral Adjudication Description: From Plato to Locke and Frege, philosophers and linguists...
...valid arbitration agreement between the parties and the court is of the view that no agreement exists between the parties. (ii) If the arbitration agreement is null and void, inoperative...
...[Article 1492] refers, irrespective of the nationality of the parties, of the law applicable to the merits of the arbitration, or of the seat of the arbitration, to an exclusively...
...are still relatively rare, as parties who have agreed to submit to arbitration will presumably engage with proceedings. However, political and other factors may disincline parties from cooperating, particularly where...
Author: Esther Loh* Jurisdictions: New York United States Topics: Procedure and Grounds for Setting Aside Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally In September 2019, the...
Author: M. Logan Wright* Published: November 2017 Jurisdictions: International United States Topics: Authority of the Arbitral Tribunal Right to Decide on Jurisdiction Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Code of Ethics for...
...arbitration as a dispute resolution method, only admit state-state arbitration. Still, commercial arbitration is available and has been increasingly being sought by investors doing business in Brazil, including mining companies....
...the traditional understanding of intra-EU BITs as conventional bilateral treaties that confer mere privileges to investors which are terminable by the States at will and without consequences to the States....
...Law by the United States would be a step towards uniformity or harmonization of national arbitration laws to the benefit of the international arbitral regime and to the United States,...
...to counteract the extraterritorial reach of the recently re-imposed sanctions by the United States.[1] The blocking regulations were instituted to safeguard EU citizens from the far-reaching applications of the U.S...
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