Author: Caroline Thomas** Jurisdiction: Singapore United Kingdom International Topics: Jurisdiction and Powers of the Courts in Matters of Arbitration Generally National Legislation This post summarises Delos’ first TagTime webinar of...
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...foreign arbitral awards within the four corners of their national insolvency framework. The fabric of international commerce and trade would be damaged if enforcement of foreign arbitral awards is hindered[18]...
Foreign Arbitral Awards Under Indian Insolvency Law: Room for Improvement?
...Kinnear discussed the process currently underway to amend ICSID’s procedural rules for resolving international investment disputes—as well as broader trends in the field of investor-State dispute settlement. This conversation—published below—has...
ICSID Under the New Rules: A Conversation with Meg Kinnear, ...
...“Rules for Expedited Arbitration Procedure” (the “Rules”). The Rules were prepared by the Development Committee of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce. One of the major goals of the Committee, which...
Rules for Expedited Arbitration Procedure* – Vol. 6 No. 3
Author: Nathalie Voser** Published: December 1996 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Commercial Disputes Arbitrability Dispute Resolution and Litigation Mandatory Rules Description: There is uncertainty in the international world of arbitration about the...
Mandatory Rules of Law as a Limitation on the Law ...
...in the international field. Surely, a contributing factor is the continuing emancipation of the arbitral process from the sway of national laws and its gradual subordination to transnational standards. The...
The Future of the Law Governing the International Arbitral Process: ...
Author: Mauro Rubino-Sammartano** Published: February 2000 Topics: International Institutions and Rules Description: The European Arbitration Centre (the “Centre”) is a private body formed over 40 years ago in Strasbourg under...
The European Court of Arbitration and its 1997 Rules* – ...
...it is to become a viable alternative to conventional international arbitration. It has therefore been proposed that international arbitration institutions adopt optional “fast-track” arbitration rules to supplement their current rules...
“Fast-Track” International Commercial Arbitration: Proposed Institutional Rules* – Vol. 2 ...
...years, arbitration, rather than litigation in national courts, has become the preferred method of resolving international commercial disputes. To a large extent, this modern day reliance on the international arbitration...
The Institution’s Role in Managing the Arbitration Process – Vol. ...
...club RFC Seraing and a Maltese investment fund, granting the latter economic rights over players. These agreements violated the International Federation of Association Football’s (“FIFA”) TPO rules, leading to sanctions...
Once Upon a Time in RFC Seraing: the EU Frontier ...
...applying a combination of local, national, and international laws, regulations, and best practices. Accompanying the wider trend of globalization has been the growth of the field of international arbitration. As...
Ethics for Arbitrators at the International Level: Who Writes the ...
...of obstacles to true international co-operation.”[68] The international cooperation referred to by Professor Smit cannot conceivably encompass a private international commercial arbitral tribunal which, as a creation of private parties,...