Author: Marcus S. Jacobs* Published: June 1991 Jurisdiction: Australia Topics: Contractual Expansion or Limitation of Judicial Review Description: Australia is a federal state comprised of six states and two territories,...
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Author: Michael C. Pryles* Published: March 1990 Jurisdiction: Australia Topics: Commercial Disputes UNCITRAL National Legislation New York Convention Description: Australia, in common with many countries, has recently embraced arbitration as...
International Arbitration in Australia – Vol. 1 No. 1
...tribunals in Philip Morris Asia v. Australia (“PMA v. Australia”) and in Philip Morris Brands Sarl, et al. v. Oriental Republic of Uruguay (“PM v. Uruguay”) sided with the two...
Tobacco Control Measures and International Investment Law After Philip Morris ...
...various States and Territories in Australia as the law for domestic arbitrations in Australia, the arbitration statutes of virtually all the States and Territories followed old English Models. In 1974,...
Leave to Appeal and Australia’s Model Uniform Legislation: Curbing Judicial ...
Author: Hans Smit** Published: December 1991 Jurisdiction: Australia Topics: Arbitral Adjudication Confidentiality Description: Confidentiality is often touted as one of the advantages of arbitration over litigation. But what confidentiality means...
Plowman v. Esso Australia Resources Ltd.: Confidentiality in Arbitration* – ...
...(Vol. 16(3-4) July 2007) Alberto Alvarez-Jiménez, Tobacco Control Measures and International Investment Law After Philip Morris v. Australia and Philip Morris v. Uruguay (Vol. 29(2) December 2018) Gabriel Anaya, The...
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...in IIAs between developed countries (“Inter-Developed Country IIAs”). There are over 300 such treaties. Among developed countries, Australia has been the most vocal critic of ISDS. Australia historically had been...
Investor-State Dispute Settlement Between Developed Countries: Why One Size Not ...
...funding agreements.”[17] However, Garcia notes, “ICSID’s proposed rules…stop at [a call] for limited disclosure.”[18] Most of the comments from state actors echoed the sentiments expressed by Australia, which stated, “Australia...
ICSID Rules Amendments: Two Major Proposed Reforms and Reactions from ...
Author: Loukas Mistelis* Published: December 2009 Jurisdictions: Australia China Hong Kong Japan Germany Switzerland Canada Topics: Settlement ADR ICCA Description: I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS Settlement in international arbitration has been a...
The Settlement-Enforcement Dynamic in International Arbitration* – Vol. 19 No. ...
...Saudi Arabia amounted to $19 billion; European Union exports to Saudi Arabia amounted to €33 billion; and Australian exports to Saudi Arabia surpassed $2 billion Australian. In a globalized age...
An Analysis of the Influence of Islamic Law on Saudi ...
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...as New Zealand, Peru, Scotland, and Australia have meticulous regulations on confidentiality. Similarly, in France, a legal amendment enacted in 2011 established the duty of confidentiality for domestic arbitration but...
Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration: Determining Factor for Safeguarding the ...
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...in the case of Capic v. Ford Motor Company, the Federal Court of Australia took a strong stance towards the viability of virtual hearing to meet the necessary standards of...