...experienced arbitrators helped substantially with the development of arbitration.” However, with the growing number of new players (more countries developing the practice, the inclusion of more state-owned parties, etc.) in...
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...the Interpretation of EU Law Petros C. Mavroidis and Federico Ortino Study on the Absence of Challenges Against Awards that Deviate from the Parties’ Governing Law: The Foundations Ilias Bantekas...
Volume 33: Issue 4 (August 2023)
...ruin.” In international arbitrations, however, the parties, their level of business sophistication, and the amounts of money at stake give rise to quite different concerns. The paradigm case of the...
Awarding Compound Interest In International Arbitration – Vol. 12 No. ...
...the reversal of the lower court’s decision, failed to address and rejected some and accepted others. It did adopt the view that the parties who had agreed to arbitrate assumed...
Breach of Confidentiality as a Ground for Avoidance of the ...
...of Arbitral Awards Description: I. ARBITRATION UNDER SEVERE CRITICISM International arbitration is subject to criticism by users on several grounds: • First, not infrequently the parties are not given a...
Third Generation Arbitration By The European Court Of Arbitration* – ...
...and time-consuming. Arbitrators, institutions and parties have begun to look for ways to streamline arbitral proceedings. One possible solution is to build in a settlement element in the sense that...
The Arbitrator as Settlement Facilitator – Vol. 24 No. 4
...decades has experienced a paradigm shift in its approach to cross-border litigation. Courts in Canada are more open to enforcing parties’ choices about foreign law and jurisdiction, enforcing foreign judgments...
Letters Of Request: Will A Canadian Court Enforce A Letter ...
...in 1843-1850, an Anglo-French coalition organized a naval intervention culminating in a blockade of the Montevideo harbor. The parties then decided to arbitrate their dispute, and in 1864, named the...
Perspectives of International Arbitration in Latin America – Vol. 17 ...
...following the passage of the Dubai Law No. 16, the DIFC courts were granted jurisdiction over any commercial matter (domestic or international) so long as all parties gave consent. This...
A Common-Law Court in an Uncommon Environment: The DIFC Judiciary ...
...under the auspices of the ICC International Court of Arbitration was decided, the Review asked the arbitrators and counsel for the parties to provide their comments and all of them...
The Andersen Arbitration – Vol. 10 No. 4
...the aberrant cases are not “law” in the sense of having precedential value, they do affect the parties involved in the most immediate way possible: an award is either enforced...
The Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Russia: An Analysis ...
...mechanism for referring parties back to arbitration have also contributed to Italy’s reputation as a torpedo jurisdiction with respect to arbitration in particular. Download Full PDF *Notes & Comments **J.D.,...