...of International Disputes” (the “CPR Rules” or the “Rules”) as an alternative to the international ad hoc arbitration rules promulgated in 1976 by the United Nations Commission on International Trade...
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Author: Sima Ghaffari* Jurisdiction: Iran Topics: Reasons Requirement Enforcement of Arbitral Awards International Institutions and Rules Drafting an enforceable and well-reasoned arbitral award is an art. The...
Reasoned Arbitral Awards: An Iranian Perspective
...refer to the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the most frequently used alternative being arbitration under the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) rules. ...
ВITs in Central Asia: Opportunities and Risks
Author: Donald Francis Donovan* Published: April 2008 Topics: Commercial Disputes Investment Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation Mandatory Rules Description: In a previous article, Alexander Greenawalt and I defined mandatory rules...
The Relevance (Or Lack Thereof) Of The Notion Of Mandatory ...
...as a result of “the difference legal cultures of the participants in international arbitration and the absence of common etiquette rules, arbitrators and counsel find themselves in an ethical no...
TagTime with Prof. Nayla Comair-Obeid – Robust Arbitrators: How to ...
...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...
Arbitration or Sanctions: Who Survives the Battlefield?
Author: Brenda Efurhievwe** Jurisdiction: Africa Topics: International Institutions and Rules Commercial Disputes The following post summarizes Yemi Candide-Johnson† SAN’s TagTime discussion with Dr. Kabir Duggal and Amanda Lee regarding the...
TagTime with Yemi Candide-Johnson SAN – Intra-Africa trade and the ...
Author: Wendy Shidi Wu** Jurisdiction: International Topics: ICSID Investment Disputes International Institutions and Rules Meg Kinnear is a Vice President of the World Bank Group and the Secretary-General of the...
TagTime with Meg Kinnear – Tracking the Evolution of the ...
...Rules”) was published. As a set of international arbitration rules, the Hague Rules provide a set of procedures for the arbitration of business-related human rights disputes which arise out of...
It Takes Two to Tango: Why Businesses Are Unlikely to ...
...common and the civil law systems but are not considered persuasive or binding in the latter. In the national legal systems, national courts have the luxury of following or departing...
The Viability of Precedents in Arbitration
Author: Wendy Shidi Wu* Jurisdiction: Hong Kong Topics: National Legislation Institutional and Administered Arbitration Despite overwhelming international criticism and local objection, Hong Kong’s new national security law came into force...
How Does Hong Kong’s New National Security Law Affect Its ...
...information on the differing policies and practices of the major international institutions. We surveyed ten of the major institutions of international arbitration and found great diversity among their rules and...