...stocks is similar to what is provided for in other BITs across the globe, namely the 2022 Israel-Philippines BIT, 2022 Japan-Bahrain BIT, and the 2023 Angola-China BIT. This highlights a...
Articles Cross-Examination in International Arbitration: A Clash Among Common-Law Traditions Tyler B. Robinson and Robert H. Smit Removing Awards to the Autonomous Arbitral System by Waiving the Annulment Recourse Menalco...
...under NAFTA; one Chapter 20 panel (Cross-Border Trucking Services), one non-NAFTA panel conducted under NAFTA Chapter 20 procedural rules (Softwood Lumber), and presently on a Chapter 11 tribunal conducted by...
...disputed facts. This is especially so as crossexamination is not regarded as a reliable route to the truth by civil lawyers. Trial, in large part by documents, can also be...
...Indeed, neutrality, enforceability, and expertise make arbitration an indispensable mechanism in the resolution of complex, cross-border economic disputes. Download Full PDF *Associate, international litigation and arbitration practice, Jones, Day, Reavis...
...by the desire to minimize costs and delays in the resolution of a dispute. More importantly, arbitration is a neutral system particularly suitable for crossborder and cross-cultural disputes. However, the...
...to be employed, there are clearly codified boundaries that a court cannot cross. Even if a court has a different view of public policy, such a view must remain embedded...
...the rise of cross-border disputes between Indian and foreign entities being resolved through arbitrations conducted at neutral foreign venues. In a bid to promote the resolution of disputes through arbitration,...
...Head of International Arbitration, Disputes and Investigations at Delhi-based Disputes Boutique law firm– AKS Partners. His practice focuses on international commercial and investor-state arbitration, cross-border litigations, commercial litigation and public...
...cross-border nature of the initiative is sure to increase the complexity and duration of these proceeding, as decisionmakers will have to weigh a diverse set of laws from multiple jurisdictions...
...demands of nascent private enterprise and international trade. Former Soviet republics had become independent foreign states; new treaties had to be signed, and new means of resolving cross‑border commercial disputes...
...and victims than the multiplicity of potential domestic judicial procedures. Additionally, cross-border arbitration is already a well-known phenomenon. 2. The adaptability of arbitration increases its accessibility Arbitration also opens the...
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