...secured by requiring parties who make unsuccessful and unmeritorious applications for disclosure to pay costs. The risk of paying costs for making an unsuccessful application would deter parties from making...
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...States (the “OAS”) on September 27, 1990, thus making the United States an official party to the Convention. I. CONTENTS OF THE CONVENTION Prior to discussing ratification of the Panama...
U.S. Ratification and Implementation of the Inter-American Convention: A Commentary* ...
...arbitration agreements in accordance with the intent of the parties as interpreted by the courts has now gone so far that, for the last few years, some arbitration agreements have...
Contractual Modification of Judicial Review of Arbitral Awards: The French ...
...the parties* agreement, the widest margin of freedom in the organization and conduct of the arbitral proceedings. As a result, parties and arbitrators may conduct international arbitrations in Switzerland in...
International Arbitration in Switzerland: First Experiences with the New Act* ...
...And if the answer to the latter question—a cheap answer, perhaps, but not an entirely inaccurate one—is “the parties themselves,” how are we to understand what the parties are telling...
The Arbitrability Question Itself – Vol. 10 No. 3
...1937, the Arbitration Act of 1940, and the Foreign Awards Act of 1961. The bill seeks to make international commercial dispute resolution acceptable to parties from different states. The bill...
International Arbitration in India* – Vol. 6 No. 2
Author: George A. Bermann** Published: December 2017 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Court Decisions Enforceability Grounds for Refusal of Enforcement Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally...
The Role of National Courts at the Threshold of Arbitration* ...
Authors: Cesar Pereira C.Arb FCiarb*, Leonardo F. Souza-McMurtrie**, Lorenzo Galan*** Topics: Applicable Law International Character of Dispute Contract Interpretation Commercial Disputes States as Parties International Litigation Introduction The 2024-2025...
Government Contracts and the CISG: Frenemies?
...the Court re-did an analysis of the cancellation clause. The Court concluded that the parties had agreed upon a contingent contract – the contingent event being the grant of Government...
The Indian Supreme Court’s Judgment in NAFED v. Alimenta S.A.: ...
...KCAB users is noticeable as well. 30 different countries were represented in KCAB in 2019. 15.1% of the international cases were filed by parties from the United States. The U.S....
KCAB: The Rise of a New Arbitration Hub in East ...
...Belgium is gaining an increasingly important role in international arbitration. Indeed, the country offers many geographical, political, and legislative advantages to international arbitration. Parties generally prefer to choose a neutral...
International Commercial Arbitration in Belgium – Vol. 1 No. 1
...parties’ continued desire to subject themselves to this process. Nonetheless, the lack of institutional arbitral liability has been said to have the effect of discouraging parties from resorting to arbitration....