…full evidence to overcome this problem, it would duplicate the arbitral process and allow for messy arguments about admissibility and inconsistency of evidence between the two fora. Such duplication is…
…are a number of challenges in analyzing data from phenomena as complex as arbitral disputes. Such challenges include accounting for different institutional rules, differences in appointment of the arbitrator (was…
…Toward Establishment of 21st-Century International Investment Rules –, 15 December 2015, https://www.keidanren.or.jp/en/policy/2015/119.html. It is true that Japanese companies tend to shy away from using arbitration – either commercial or…
…of the 2007 and the 2010 SCC Rules, Art. 16 and 17 of the 2013 HKIAC Rules and Art. 17 of the 2013 SIAC Rules). Assuming that the 28-day limit…
…might prove fertile ground for future arbitrator challenges. Recall that the 2014 IBA Guidelines, Rule 6(b) applies equally to funders: If one of the parties is a legal entity,…
…– which are registered with the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) and being conducted under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 1976 (UNCITRAL Rules) – the Ukrainian claimants contend that the Russian…
…are a number of policy considerations which point against the recoverability of the full costs of TPF. The authors recommend modifications to institutional arbitration rules and national arbitration laws to…
…“big client” like FIFA, such an allegation assumed a very poor state of mind of those individuals and, in any event, the Club did not provide any evidence to that…
…effective on 1 January 2017 (Article 39(1)). In contrast, the LCIA Rules, the ICC Rules, the ICDR Rules and the UNCITRAL Rules constitute examples of arbitration rules that do not…
…Rules instead.9)Singapore Legal Profession Act 2001 (Cap. 161), section 71; Singapore Legal Profession (Professional Conduct) Rules 2015, sections 49A–49B. This could be to ensure that lawyers in Singapore do not…
…under EU State aid rules if they distort or threaten to distort competition and affect trade between Member States. As it is the case for the ECHR, these fundamental principles…
…the Taking of Evidence in 1999 which were further updated in 2010 (the “IBA Rules”) to offer guidance for arbitral tribunals when dealing with evidentiary issues. The IBA Rules have…
…of rules relating to the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters within the Member States’ territory. Arbitration has always been excluded, not only from the scope…
…Court’s observations should apply with equal force when interpreting and applying the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration 2010 (“IBA Rules”). The IBA Rules were referred…
Until a few decades ago, international arbitration was perceived to be a quick and inexpensive way of resolving disputes. However, the proliferation of legal rules, the disclosure of voluminous documents,…
…that opting for the expedited procedure under SIAC Rules 2010 is indicative of the intention of the parties to accept the SIAC Rules in its entirety and not just one…
…Treatment (FET), and other non-discrimination doctrines such as National Treatment (NT). Some rules of international law are ascribed a greater legal significance in foreign investment law and this requires knowledge…
…accordingly. The recent publication of the draft Inquisitorial Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration (The Prague Rules) constitutes an interesting development in this context. The drafters of…
…achievements and/or underestimated female performance. • In evaluating male and female professors, reviewers were four times more likely to ask for supporting evidence about the woman’s qualifications than they were…
…The UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules are silent on exhaustion of local remedies. Thus, the question of whether or not this principle applies is of a great importance. The exhaustion of local…
…of institutional rules of International Chamber of Commerce (“ICC”), Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC”) or London Court of International Arbitration (“LCIA”). Unwarranted judicial intervention and under-developed dispute resolution infrastructure and…
…unable to solve conflicts in an acceptable amount of time: a complex matter involving intense document production and expert evidence – which is often the case in disputes arising from…
…Arbitration Association, which was co-organized by the Italian Forum for Arbitration and ADR. Privilege rules evolve as a function of the threat parties face from discovery. In common law jurisdictions…
…DIFC Law on merits and procedure under the auspices of the DIFC-LCIA. In brief, the Sole Arbitrator rejected all Gauge’s pleaded breaches of the regulatory rules of the Dubai Financial…
