...will depend on the type of the requested measure—whether the requested measure is a mandatory or prohibitive injunction, an anti-suit injunction, an order for the preservation of assets or evidence,...
...of evidence to the contrary. If the tribunal that may interpret and apply EU law were habilitated by “means of an agreement between the Union and a non-Member State,”[12] where...
...(i) based upon any of the grounds referred to in the Federal Arbitration Act, (ii) where the arbitrators’ findings of fact are not supported by substantial evidence, or (iii) where...
...discussion of the 1976 UNCITRAL Rules with commentary on the 1999 IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Commercial Arbitration, which were only briefly noted in the first...
...domestic courts and arbitral tribunals, and judicial assistance in ordering evidence-taking, among others. The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom followed this approach in the case Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi...
...our request until after it heard all of the evidence. In ICC and other international arbitrations, the question of what is to be arbitrated would ordinarily be considered when drafting...
...contentious debate. Recent practice evidences that the concrete lines separating human rights and international arbitration have been blurred.[1] Contrary to traditional wisdom, the arbitration community is growingly accepting that international...
Author: Hans Smit* Published: December 1998 Topics: Discovery Evidence Description: (a) For the purposes of this Article, confidential information shall mean any information, regardless of the medium in which it...
...to quantify in monetary terms. In intellectual property disputes there is also always a concern that the infringing party might place important evidence beyond reach, by alteration, spoliation, transfer or...
...possible on all five continents. Finally, based on anecdotal evidence that women may get their first appointment as an arbitrator through the appointment of an arbitral institution, I contacted a...
...from the commencement of arbitration through pleadings and evidence rules to costs and the use of technology at hearings; interim measures; the nature, form and content of arbitration awards; the...
...seat.[10]Conflating these terms may result in expansive judicial interference. This is evidenced by BNA v. BNB, in which the Supreme Court of Singapore had to intervene and make a ruling...
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