…Senators favour more support for local manufacturing. Accordingly, the Government will more likely have to court votes from the Labor Opposition. Yet the latter has generally not been cooperative in…
…Council. Vinuesa teaches at the University of Buenos Aires, he is a member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration and has served as judge ad-hoc of the International Court of…
…hybrid semi-permanent court like body. This investment court system (ICS) proposal has even made it into CETA and the EU-Vietnam FTA and has been proposed to the US for inclusion…
…Handlowa). The second pillar is comprised of sector-based private or public bodies like the Banking Arbitrator (Arbiter Bankowy) or the Permanent Consumer Arbitration Court at the President Office of Electronic…
…its liability to indemnify the Claimant for the amount payable to the TPF. The court ruled in Essar v Norscot [2016] EWHC 2361 (Comm) that the Tribunal was had the…
…Authority, ruling of the DIFC Court of First Instance of 28 July 2016), the DIFC Court of First Instance ruled, in principle, in favour of the availability of interim measures…
…the panelists contrasted the advantages of mediation and arbitration: It appears that, indeed, mediation impresses with what was once appreciated as the advantages of arbitration over court litigation (less expensive,…
…Singapore High Court cases about arbitrations have not been sealed, with the parties evidently willing to allow their names and nature of dispute to be made public (see, for example,…
…for the International Court of Justice or an arbitral tribunal hearing disputes brought against it concerning the delimitation of maritime boundaries. This jurisdictional carve-out, declared by Australia shortly before Timor-Leste’s…
…cultures, often foreign to the applicable substantive law and not necessarily being trained lawyers in the first place, need to coexist. These discussions usually arise when a court decision is…
…Foundation v. Netherlands (2015), where the Hague District Court ruled that the Netherlands needed to limit greenhouse gas emissions for reasons other than statutory ones. The Court found that the…
…than 2000 privileged and/ or confidential e-mails exchanged between the Claimant and its counsel through Court ordered intercepts. The Respondent claimed that the surveillance was directed at the investigation of…
…Supreme Court and entitled “International Commercial Courts: Towards a Transnational System of Dispute Resolution”, Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon of Singapore described the Hague Convention as a “game-changer in the international…
…back from the Court of Appeals to reconsider its decision in light of the vacatur in the seat. Ultimately the Southern District declined to defer to the Mexican court ruling…
…before the Supreme Court and is likely to be taken up for hearing in September 2016. It remains to be seen which view would be endorsed by the Supreme Court….
…States District Court for the District of Columbia. The district court dismissed the request, and TermoRio appealed. The District of Columbia Circuit Court affirmed the district court’s order, holding that…
…cases in which the ICC Court appointed the arbitrator, the president comes from a different jurisdiction than his (all of the court appointed presidents were men) co-arbitrators. The outcome is…
…the Supreme Court. Before this merger took place in August 2014, most of arbitration related issues, which were referred to state courts, were handled by the Supreme Commercial Court. The…
…Convention, the international court of justice and in support of arbitration, the rules of the Permanent Court of Arbitration for the Settlement of Disputes relating to Outer Space 2012 remain…
By Mirèze Philippe Special Counsel at the Secretariat of the ICC International Court of Arbitration Founding Co-President ArbitralWomen Member of the Pledge Steering Committee The views expressed in this article…
…such as the International Court of Justice (“ICJ”), International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (“ITLOS”) and ICSID tribunals are all empowered to appoint independent experts, to request the…
…story, as the sport organ decision had to withstand a close up look from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), which, according to Rule 61 of the Olympic Charter,…
…the Cour de Cassation approved the Paris Court of Appeal’s reasoning. The Court of Appeal considered the circumstances at the time at which the arbitration agreement had been entered into,…
…on the subject matter issued by the Austrian Supreme Court stems from March 2016. In the case at hand the arbitrators’ contract provided for liability of the arbitrators only in…
