...state of the Bern Union by virtue of automatic registration of their intellectual property right without any formal domestic process as the patent concerned. Therefore, there are various reasons which...
AAA Ad Hoc ADR Advocacy Agreement to Arbitrate Anti-Suit Injunctions Appeal to Arbitral Tribunal and Annulment Applicable Conflict-of-Laws System Applicable Law Apportioning of Costs Arbitrability Arbitral Adjudication Arbitral Awards Arbitral...
...struggles and emerging opportunities within the continent. The legacy of colonialism has left Africa with, often conflicting, European legal traditions. Beyond the dichotomy of civil and common law left behind...
...that were entirely composed of Anglo-European arbitrators formed nearly half of the cases (45%).[51] Further, in 84% of cases, the tribunal consisted of either an Anglo–European sole arbitrator or tribunals...
...on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (“New York Convention”). It is also a signatory to the 1961 European Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (“European Convention”). Thus, arbitral...
...site, such as Belgium, to resolve their international commercial disputes. For many parties, Belgium is more acceptable than larger European countries, like France, Germany, or Great Britain, even as Brussels...
...any decision taken by UEFA (as the governing body of European Football) organs may be disputed only before the CAS to the exclusion of any type of ordinary court or...
...Asian states are parties to the Energy Charter Treaty, and Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan are signatories to the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union, a regional economic integration agreement containing provisions...
...making India the hub for international arbitration was one of the “pioneering initiatives” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration. In 2019, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Modi passed...
...v. United and Commercial Workers Union,[4] the Fourth Circuit held that an appointment mechanism which required arbitrators to be selected from a list unilaterally prepared by the employer was unconscionable.[5]...
Author: Vratislav Pechota Published: June 1991 Jurisdiction: Estonia Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes UNCITRAL Description: Soon after seceding from the Soviet Union, the Republic of Estonia began consolidating its...
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