...Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh). These provisions recognises the right of a plaintiff to transfer right in suit property to a financier in civil suits, in the aforementioned states. Business...
...Scylla and Charybdis: Can a Plea of Necessity Offer Safe Passage to States in Responding to an Economic Crisis Without Incurring Liability to Foreign Investors? Nicholas Song The End of...
...policy of several states is at stake. The literature on mandatory rules has often presented the issue in stark terms, as posing a fundamental “conflict between the will of the...
...Attitudes and Practices Loukas Mistelis and Crina Baltag The Settlement-Enforcement Dynamic in International Arbitration Loukas Mistelis Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Against States Crina Baltag Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards: Observations...
...measures.[19] Article 22.1 states, in pertinent part, that “[u]nless otherwise agreed between the parties, the arbitral tribunal may issue provisional, coercive, and interlocutory measures that may, at the discretion of...
...things, the corporate group’s major litigations and arbitrations outside the Commonwealth of Independent States (“CIS”). He holds a J.D. degree from Columbia Law School and is a member of the...
Authors: Ylli Dautaj* and Maxime Chevalier** Published: February 2022 Jurisdictions: International Topics: Recognition, Enforcement, and Execution ICSID Sovereign Immunity States as Parties ABSTRACT This article analyzes the interaction and intersection...
...Commission against intra-EU BITS in investor-state arbitration, and a general effort for Member States to terminate their intra-EU BITs. [11] Although there may be an increase in the number of...
...INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO INVESTMENT PROTECTION, SOLVING SOME STATES CONCERNS Orlando Federico Cabrera Colorado and Eduardo Lobaton Guzman BOOK REVIEWS ECKART BRODERMANN, UNIDROIT PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACTS: AN ARTICLE-BY-ARTICLE COMMENTARY,...
...of regional organizations (such as the EU) and international agreements (such as trade agreements and environmental protection treaties, have resulted in states sometime undertaking conflicting international obligations. […] how do...
...under FDI arbitration constrain States’ exercise of national sovereignty, particularly their regulatory autonomy to enact regulations and design policies to advance these public interests. FDI arbitration is tainted by incoherencies...
...from the date of service of the arbitral award. Law 5016/2023 also states that an arbitral award conflicting with international public policy may be subject to annulment irrespective of whether...
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