...arbitral awards in India faces a crisis, one fuelled and perpetuated by conflicting judicial opinions and a lack of legislative will. The Delhi High Court (‘DHC’) recently ruled that the...
Author: José María de la Jara* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Online Arbitration Cross-Examination Hearing In 1906, John Phillip Sousa traveled to the United States Capitol to talk about a new technology....
...is a seemingly great match with new technologies such as cryptocurrencies or other “decentralized digital assets,” in terms of “neutrality, cross border enforceability and the flexibility to tailor specific arbitration...
...Arbitration. His academic interests include international law, cross-border dispute resolution, and arbitration. This fall, he is completing an externship with the Permanent Mission of Ecuador to the United Nations. He...
Author: Kavya Jha* Jurisdiction: International Topics: Confidentiality Due Process Paranoia Technology Introduction Online Dispute Resolution (ODR), which integrates information communication technology with dispute resolution mechanisms, has gained...
...direct link of the sanctions to their ability to continue with the arbitration. The Court went on to hold that the introduction of sanctions alone would not be sufficient to...
...was the site of two important conferences assessing the impact of the Gulf crisis on the execution of commercial contracts. The conferences were co-sponsored by ISDACI (the Milan Institute), which...
...BITS IN CENTRAL ASIA? BITs are popular in Central Asia for several reasons: Firstly, Central Asia’s markets form a critical geo-strategic and economic trade hub and transit corridor, linking Asia...
...and domestic legislation stipulate that arbitrators must be impartial and independent, one cannot deny that there is a link between the party and the arbitrator it appoints. The key in...
...closest connection test, the closest link of a document or communication to a jurisdiction leads to the applicable law.[16] For the attorney-client relationship this test includes several examples such as...
...opposing counsel put in the record a blog post on the creation of a new state—“Bolizuela”—through the merger of Bolivia and Venezuela. This blog post had a reference to a...
...the business community comprising corporations, organizations, and private individuals. Private individuals tend to stray away from international decisions and policies. However, the imposition of economic sanctions creates a setback when...
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