...v. Rishabh Enterprises and RV Solutions v. Ajay Kumar Dixit, wherein the Group of Companies doctrine was invoked to bind third parties to arbitration, where such third parties were not...
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...deemed non-arbitrable by a Singaporean Court if arbitrating such a matter would be contrary to public policy under the law chosen by the parties to govern the arbitration agreement. Thereafter,...
Determining Arbitrability at the Pre-Award Stage: An Analysis of the ...
...Meidias quoted in full the regulating Athenian law on this subject. ‘If the parties have a dispute with each other respecting their private obligations, and desire to choose an arbiter,...
The Popular Meaning of “Foreign or International Tribunal” in ...
...of process and outcome. Each panelist submitted an idea to “get it right,” such as selective argumentation versus comprehensive argumentation by parties, parties having a first view of the draft...
2021 New York Arbitration Week
...addresses due process considerations and advises consultation between the tribunal and the parties on practices to be followed to safeguard the rights of the parties and cooperation between parties on...
Technology and Arbitration: The Age of Confidentiality Concerns and Due ...
...parties and arbitrators can use to shape the flexible arbitration procedure to be as efficient as possible for the specific case. 1. Tech companies and Tech Disputes In the arbitration...
Tech Disputes – A view from above: How to deal ...
...rights. It noted the advantages of such technology to manage cases more efficiently and to offer parties innovative methods to present and display evidence, while at the same time observing...
Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration: a Rule of Law Perspective
...commonly cited for international disputes);3 among other reasons. Some commentators, however, have argued that parties use arbitration for substantive reasons – to “ensur[e] that the contracting parties’ preferred substantive law...
Why Arbitrate? Substantive Versus Procedural Theories of Private Judging – ...
...and un-waivable), Orange, and Green[18]. The un-waivable red list consists of conflicts which even if both parties agree cannot be waived and therefore, appropriate disclosures or the consent of parties...
Regulating Arbitrator Conduct: Interplay between Independence, Impartiality and Disclosure
...pertinent to note that there are also instances where-in parties were funded not with a view to make profits but to support the cause at hand. This motive and act...
Third Party Funding In Arbitration In India
...deliberate, unmistakable) as the parties have chosen.[3] The tribunal’s own conflicts analysis fills any gap the parties’ designation leaves. What remains unsettled, in scholarship and practice, concerns how that arbitral...
Dépeçage in International Commercial Arbitration
...To maximize the benefits of TPF, regulations should offer both “carrots and sticks” to the parties that rely on them. The carrots will incentivize parties to perform their obligations under...