...arbitrators over the course of the proceedings.[9] Ms. Levine cautioned that there may be limits to the tribunal’s discretion in considering such informal communications, in order to maintain procedural fairness...
...human rights adjudication mechanisms have succeeded in Europe, their counterpart institutions in the Americas have had relatively little impact. Judicial and quasi-judicial human rights tribunals in other regions of the...
...and institutional arbitration proceedings as well as litigations before Indian Courts and Tribunals. [1] Companies Act, 2013, § 129(7). [2] Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, § 34. [3] Civil...
...York City Bar Association The Role of Tribunals and Courts in Preserving the Rule of Law in International Commercial Arbitration: A Croatian Perspective Jadranka Osrecak Choice of Active Remedies Under...
Author: Benjamin G. Davis Jurisdiction: International Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Composition of Arbitral Tribunal Capacity and Qualifications of Arbitrators You can read this article in full...
...and tribunals constituted pursuant to these BITs have no jurisdiction to hear investment claims. The Commission has made similar interventions in domestic enforcement proceedings around the world when parties seek...
...American courts for profit. Hence, this work avoids attorney-client contingency agreements, but may refer to it to compare it to TPF. This work does not cover disputes before arbitral tribunals...
Author: Michael F. Hoellering* Published: March 1990 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes AAA FAA New York Convention UNCITRAL Model Law Description: The...
...funders. Disclosure is necessary to avoid possible conflicts of interest. If done properly, TPF disclosure requirements can ensure the tribunal’s impartiality and independence. Doing so is essential for the integrity...
...in practice with the EU as an autonomous participant. In other words, while the EU has risen to the level of an acknowledged litigant in classic public international law tribunals...
...the courts or tribunals of EU Member States (para. 111). This holding both confirmed and extended the Court’s earlier reasoning in ISU v Commission (discussed here, here, and here). ...
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