Author: Ashima Sharma* Jurisdiction: USA Canada United Kingdom Topics: Code of Ethics for Arbitrators Independence and Impartiality Introduction Parties to an arbitration have traditionally been somewhat conservative when bringing...
...Satjit Singh Chhabra is an Associate in the Dispute Resolution practice group in Khaitan and Co.’s New Delhi office. Satjit is a dual-qualified lawyer (India and United Kingdom) with experience...
...House of Lords in October 2009, the United Kingdom Supreme Court delivered a judgment that may not make up for all that lost time, but is deeply instructive nonetheless. The...
...with the following examples: Although in Switzerland, Italy, France and Sweden, privilege does not extend to in-house counsels, it does in the United States and the United Kingdom. With regard...
...States and the United Kingdom into law rather than retaliation. A century later, the Beagle Channel arbitration between Chile and Argentina helped reduce tensions in a dispute that had brought...
...confidentiality has not been adequately addressed and interpreted by the Indian judiciary yet, although the same has been iterated by the courts in mediation[9] and conciliation.[10] 2. United Kingdom The...
...choices in constitutional communities. Now we think of constitutional … Download Full PDF *Keynote Luncheon Presentation **Retired Law Lord, Brick Court Chambers, London, United Kingdom. ***Baker, Botts, LLP, Houston, TX....
Author: Devanshu Sajlan* Jurisdiction: United States United Kingdom India Topics: Arbitration Judicial Review / Severability Modification The Supreme Court of India’s recent judgment in Gayatri Balasamy v. ISG Novasoft Technologies...
...of the United States, under United States law. In its influential Case No. A18, the Full Tribunal determined that it had jurisdiction over the claims of dual Iranian-United States nationals...
Authors: Ata Türkfiliz* Jurisdiction: United States India Topics: Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Sovereign Immunity ICC Procedure for Enforcement The Devas-Antrix saga stands as one of the most significant international...
...arising out of arbitral awards, and decisions on stated cases on points of law. It was considered that because of excessive curial intervention in the arbitral process, the United Kingdom...
...United Kingdom, 7.1 GNLU L. Rev. 109, 110 (2020). [2] Hiroo Advani & Manav Nagpal, The curious case of Bina Modi v. Lalit Modi: Permissibility of Anti-Arbitration Injunctions in India,...
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