...between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic of 1991 (the “Netherlands-Slovakia BIT”). The final award ordering Slovakia to pay € 22.1 million for damages...
...as true. Last, I will answer the question of the lecture title, namely, iura novit arbiter – truth or fiction? Whatever the answer is, I will offer a few pragmatic...
...frequently is located abroad. German law, however, paves the way for the German courts to provide assistance to international arbitral tribunals as well. This relatively generous and arbitration-friendly offer to...
...clause while maintaining the underlying substance so it does not offer much new guidance.[7] It will likely be challenging for parties to successfully claim relief from contractual obligations due to...
...it is the product of an exchange of instruments through which the claimant accepts the host state’s public offer to arbitrate (unless, of course, it is a contract-based arbitration, in...
Author: Stephen J. Ware* Published: April 2004 Jurisdiction: United States Topics: Dispute Resolution and Litigation ADR Description: Nearly all law schools in the United States offer some coverage of arbitration...
...of the wonderful feedback I received. I also thank my colleague, Meredith Miller, for her continuing willingness to listen to, read, and offer constructive commentary upon many of the ideas...
...fees (see infra section VI). The purpose of this article is to describe the underlying philosophy of the Rules, not to offer detailed comments. However, some basic differences from other...
...was explicitly intended to encourage international arbitration to take place in Spain. Thus, the Preamble states that “a country’s domestic legislation on arbitration must offer advantages or incentives to individuals...
...dispute resolution mechanisms, arbitration offers many advantages. It enables disputants to avoid traditional litigation in the courts, which can be expensive and lengthy. And because of the fewer formalities involved...
...that the new Rules offer one of the best, if not the best, regime of institutional arbitration available anywhere in the world. They therefore deserve to be considered seriously by...
...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...
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