...an adoption of article 34 of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration.[11] The relevant rule states that an arbitral award may be set aside if the party making...
...states that the limitations period only starts running after the buyer became aware of the claim, this would usually significantly extend the period in which an indemnity claim could be...
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...
...colonization, there existed in the sub-Saharan states a customary and informal arbitral institution whose purpose was to prevent conflict and maintain order. This institution, the chief means of dispute settlement...
...Wetter may question my credentials to respond to this question, as his article states that those intimately connected with an institution may “inevitably lose the distance and detachment” required to...
...he was Director of the International Practice Department at Rusal Global Management B.V. in Moscow, responsible for the corporate group’s major litigations and arbitrations outside the Commonwealth of Independent States....
...the ICSID Convention? This article answers these questions and gives some hints to both investors and states involved in investment arbitration. Download Full PDF *D.E.A., Université Panthéon-Assis (Paris II); LL.M.,...
Author: Ilias Bantekas* Published: May 2018 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes Dispute Resolution and Litigation Mediation Parties Bankruptcy of a Party States as Parties Equality of Parties...
...they would avoid the private sector and instead target states, state-owned or publicly listed companies where control mechanisms tend to be less efficient. Third, they would look for an industry...
...the courts or tribunals of EU Member States (para. 111). This holding both confirmed and extended the Court’s earlier reasoning in ISU v Commission (discussed here, here, and here). ...
...for violation of the “full protection and security” guarantee. With the growing incidence of terrorism globally, tribunals will likely be faced with deciding whether or not host-States should be held...
Author: Kabir Duggal* Published: November 2017 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Categories of Disputes Investment Disputes States as Parties Practice and Procedure Evidence Experts Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals Discovery Other International Institutions...
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