...period, imported capital. As a result, many concluded treaties in the 1990s with capital-exporting countries like Turkey, the Netherlands, and China, which were major investors in the region. However, the...
...core tenet of Kompetenz-Kompetenz. A. Arbitrability of Dispute: What the Courts have held In Fincantieri v. Ministry of Defence of Iraq[4], a contract entered for the sale of military goods...
...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...
...New York Times article and when you clicked on that link, the image of a joker popped up with the words “Happy April Fool’s Day.” It had been admitted in...
...without the client’s consent.[5] In addition there are even more differences. For example, in Switzerland and Germany, the client cannot waive the professional secrecy privilege; only the lawyer can do...
...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...
...event arises during the virtual hearings or if some rule becomes impractical and unnecessary, the arbitral tribunal may choose to modify the procedural order, even without the parties’ consent, without...
...of the Amendment appears to unilaterally deprive foreign entities of pursuing their claims through arbitration and takes away a contractually vested right without setting any standards or qualification for accessing...
...each other.[5] In Achmea, the dispute arose after Slovakia reversed its liberalization of the health insurance market, prompting Dutch investor Achmea to initiate UNCITRAL arbitration under the Netherlands-Slovakia BIT....
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