...is based on the territorialist view of international arbitration, the principle of comity, finality, and the coherence of the international system for the supervision of arbitration. The principle is not...
Author: Renata Brazil-David* Published: December 2011 Description: I. THE GROWING IMPORTANCE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION INVOLVING A STATE PARTY One of the most remarkable developments in international commercial arbitration is...
...International Commercial Arbitration, ADR and African States, and presents the opportunity for discussing some other issues of importance to African States, their nationals and international partners. The Panels during the...
...constitutional, or supreme court. However, neither of these avenues is available for reconciling different areas of international law. International law is the product of treaties – contracts between States –...
...that there are various degrees of that “international” character and that, on certain exceptional occasions, an “international” arbitration is capable of being handled as if it were a domestic one....
...maintain a claim before international bodies vested with authority to hear arguments regarding substantive international legal principles is a matter of hornbook law. Indeed, as indicated by the Permanent Court...
...Partners. Prof. Dr. Abdel Wahab is the Chair of the Private International law Department and Professor of International Arbitration at Cairo University; Vice President of the ICC International Court of...
...to obtain meaningful interim relief. The international business community has long considered international arbitration preferable to litigation in national courts for a variety of reasons, including neutrality of forum, privacy,...
...sanctions against Russia—such as Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and India—can act as convenient neutral venues. Institutions such as the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC”) and the Mumbai Centre of International...
...Yet international arbitration proceedings very rarely take place in the Federal Republic. The statistics speak for themselves. In 1988, the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce...
...of a sizeable number of international arbitration users with the costs and duration of the process is well documented, the same is not true of the alleged judicialization of international...
...What was once a method of dispute resolution restricted to a limited number of large international cases, has become for various reasons a major player in international litigation. International arbitration...
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