…the two forms of dispute resolution which will save time and costs for the parties and in some instances, free up court resources. Conclusion The Singapore Court of Appeal…
…and who decides on the allocation of the costs when a claim is withdrawn. This article concludes that – unless the claimant clarifies that its withdrawal is one with prejudice…
…Accordingly, most civil lawyers suggest that the discovery adds significant delay and costs to the proceedings, yet rarely contributes much to the outcome. Is common law justice better than civil…
…award, the Tribunal dismissed Jadawel’s USD 1.2 billion claims and ordered Jadawel to pay Emaar’s legal costs. Upon review, however, the Board reversed the award and order Emaar to pay…
…only to two-party arbitrations with a single arbitrator. But in general, what’s not to like? The second initiative concerns active costs management in arbitration where legal costs are, in principle,…
…a means of addressing corruption. It strongly urged Uzbekistan to make a donation to the UNDP anti-corruption initiative, failing which it would have been subject to an adverse costs order….
…to pay the advance on costs, and when rules, such as the ICC, require scrutiny of an Award. The revisions allow the arbitrators to dismiss the case with an order,…
…which provides for the failure to state reasons as one of the grounds for annulment. Additionally, disputing parties played a role in causing delays and high costs, particularly through submissions…
…and other costs. Fortunately (at least, for the parties seeking dispute resolution), and as we have shown previously, settlement usually is reached quickly—often within one calendar year of the initial…
…controller“. of data, and risk incurring significant penalties if they fail to comply with the regulatory requirement to ensure that appropriate security measures are in place to protect personal data….
…arbitral tribunal may require the party (requesting the interim or precautionary measure) to submit a security for costs, which is in line with Article 17E of the Model Arbitration Law….
…difficulty relates to the putative ‘cultural yearning to seek consensus’.10)JCAA Pamphlet at page 1. Given world-wide concerns about the costs, delays and over-formalisation of ICA, can this be niche-marketed as…
…are also generating a spiralling costs and accruing interest that already exceeds 20 million euros. The Spanish Government appears to view these increases in the amounts claimed because plaintiffs have…
…make choices, and execute behavior(s) in a way that is calculated to maximise their expected utility, i.e., the differential between expected benefits and expected costs. In other words, on this…
…costs. The Indian government has expressed a desire to make India a hub for international arbitration. It understands that to do this, it must change its reputation as a country…
…and rightly so – to advocate that cloud computing might not have “adequate security protocols which can prevent major cyberattacks in the future.” Then, the article advocates for the use…
…consolidation of proceedings, allocation of costs and security for costs, timely rendering of awards and consistency of ICSID annulment decisions. The proposed amendments help to address most of these issues,…
…the year 2007 (returning to the past is not necessarily a bad thing) in which “Forwarding” in national arbitration was possible, in order to save the sunk costs and time…
…are slowly dissolving, with the new provisions amounting to yet another stepping stone, particularly in terms of combating concerns over time and costs. Emergency Arbitrator The emergency arbitrator is provided…
…the project envisaged external funding by a syndicated loan facility. However, AEI and CMNC later agreed to a deferred payment security agreement (“DSPA”), pursuant to which AEI was to issue…
…because investors tend to pay in hard currency for IPP project costs while revenue may be in a different currency; obtaining various consents and permits which can involve multiple parties…
…court, (4) nature of the relief requested, (5) the kind of security it might have to provide in order to obtain the requested relief, and (6) the seat of the…
…future given the various hurdles such as: whether machines can be qualified as arbitrators; nationality and security of AI arbitrators; and whether AI arbitrators are capable to render reasoned awards…
…Hanotiau also shared some personal tips on how to conduct arbitrations efficiently. Whilst telephone conferences save travelling time and costs, in-person meetings are often helpful to defuse tensions. He also…
