...fair and equitable standard under Article 1105 of NAFTA.[5] Below, we discuss the decision in Lion Mexico Consolidated v. Mexico and the tribunal’s finding of denial of justice. Factual...
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Author: Jean Lambert Jurisdiction: United States Canada Mexico Topics: USMCA NAFTA Investment Disputes Last month, the US, Canada, and Mexico announced the terms of the “new NAFTA’, the USMCA; a...
US-MCA Differences between Arbitration Agreements with Canada, Mexico, and the ...
Author: S. Breckenridge Thomas* Published: December 2007 Jurisdictions: Nigeria China Saudi Arabia Mexico Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Description: Rampant changes in communications and technology have ushered the world...
International Arbitration: A Historical Perspective And Practice Guide Connecting Four ...
...have the honor of introducing our luncheon speaker, Mariano Gomezperalta. Most recently Mariano was the General Counsel of Mexico’s Ministry of the Economy where he represented the government of Mexico...
Representation of State Parties in Investment Arbitration* – Vol. 21 ...
...arbitration, Mexico passed two laws that directly affected the dispute. Those laws: (i) Gave exclusive jurisdiction to Mexico’s tax court over claims relating to public contracts; and (ii) Provided that...
Case Comment: Comissa v. PEMEX, 832 F.3d 92 (2d Cir. ...
...of the Mexico Commerce Code states that “A person who has been designated as a candidate for appointment as an arbitrator shall reveal, without delay, all circumstances which could raise...
TagTime with Cecilia Azar – Conflicts of Interest in International ...
...where the challenge would be made. Mexico City was the place of arbitration, and the parties had agreed that the arbitral proceedings would be conducted subject to the mandatory rules...
Where to Vacate and How to Resist Enforcement of Foreign ...
...Agreements with Canada, Mexico, and the US and the Potential Consequences for Developing Countries (Blog, November 11, 2018) Kate Joohyun Lee, Investment Arbitration for Debt Disputes: Undermining Human Rights Compliance?...
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...was followed in Philip Morris v. Uruguay;[9] second, the proportionality test, as was laid down in Tecmed v. Mexico.[10] Under the former, the exercise of police powers will not give...
Police Powers as a Defence to COVID-19 Liability: Does it ...
...from ambiguity and totally transparently” in relation to foreign investors (Tecmed v. Mexico).[12] As provided under Article 3 of the India-China BIT, the FET clause doesn’t have any set interpretive...
India’s ban on Chinese apps: Could India face the fire ...
...webinars is available at https://delosdr.org/index.php/past-webinars/. ** Bruno Acevedo (Mexico) is a Human Rights Fellow (2020-2021) currently pursuing an LL.M. degree at Columbia University (’21). He has clerked at the Mexican...
TagTime with Dr. Yas Banifatemi – Arbitration as a means ...
...Law Professor at the University of Baltimore, author of books and articles on constitutional law, translator. **Founding partner of Gómez-Palacio y Asociados in Mexico City; Former U.N. Senior Counsel; Law...