...court in the United Kingdom rejected the argument of one of the lawyers that they did not have experience with the video-conferencing platform and thus would not be able to...
...judicial activism – by indulging in fact-finding, eventually invalidating the award on the ground of patent illegality. Notably, countries like Singapore and the United Kingdom – though originally following the...
...example, the uniform commercial arbitration legislation in the Australian states is to a large extent modeled on the English Arbitration Act of 1979. Moreover, international legislation, such as the 1958...
...with the legal relationships between national courts and arbitral tribunals. The point of emphasis is that international commercial arbitration, no less than arbitration within nation-states, while conducted in the sphere...
...for All: Reflections on the Protection of Foreign LGBTQIA+ Investors from Host States Discrimination Karim Zein NOTES Drafting an Exhaustion of Local Remedies Clause for Investor-State Arbitration Reform Mine...
...1937, the Arbitration Act of 1940, and the Foreign Awards Act of 1961. The bill seeks to make international commercial dispute resolution acceptable to parties from different states. The bill...
...Anglade Launch Of A New International Arbitration Forum Via E-Mail Book Reviews Amazu A. Asouzu, International Commercial Arbitration And African States: Practice, Participation And Institutional Development Emilia Onyema Recent Books...
...act, the Swiss Intercantonal Convention on Arbitration (Concordat), adopted by the Conference of Cantonal Directors of Justice in 1969 and enacted into law in all member States of the Confederation...
...discussion of the legal issues analyzed in a doctoral thesis is, however, to put it in diplomatic terms, a bit unusual. The reviewer states that the subject of “this book...
...Decisions Class Actions In Arbitration Hans Smit Current Developments A Colloquium On International Commercial Arbitration And African States 2003 Dr. Amazu Anthony Asouzu Recent Books And Articles On Commercial Arbitration...
...if the losing state refuses to pay the arbitral award voluntarily. Immunity inhering in the state’s assets may prevent execution against them. This difficulty arises from the distinction between waivers...
...$700 million.[12] V. Conclusion The tribunal’s rejection of Canada’s interpretation of its own FTA demonstrates that states desiring to carve out liability for public policy exceptions must be careful...
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