…the Government and the Parliament in relation to investments that are considered to affect the security, economic, environmental and social interests of the country. Investments may basically be carried out…
…reasons. First, it and the dissent in the Second Circuit urge that while high costs might implicate the doctrine, they must be arbitration-specific, such as filing fees, arbitrators’ costs, and…
…of a case creates an incentive for governments to concede to investor demands to avoid costs. Another, more fundamental legal concern with the ISDR regime is that it empowers foreign…
…staggering costs of launching a lawsuit mitigate against frivolous actions, with the investor putting “a fair amount of money at risk”. No doubt the legal costs of investment arbitration are…
…the expression ‘cautious about disclosure’ to better reflect the state of affairs. According to third-party funders, if for any reason the conflict of interests, transparency, adverse costs, or security for…
…arbitrator selection, as well as reduced costs. Organizations that provide collective representation for parties, such as the OECD or the Corporate Counsel International Arbitration Group, should realize that their constituencies…
…v. CGI Information Systems and Management Consultants Inc (2009 ONCA 642) that that an order for security for costs did not constitute an award under the Ontario Arbitration Act. Courts…
…enforcement of a trilogy of DIFC-LCIA awards – one on liability and two on costs (all forming part of the same reference) – rendered by a Sole Arbitrator in London…
…most circumstances to present counter-witnesses and further prepare for the hearing. In addition to the above, the use of depositions undeniably raises costs in the procedure, and thus here too…
…arbitrators awarded costs against one party, even though the arbitration clause provided that each party would pay its own costs and fees. The Second Circuit affirmed the award. Although Martinez-Fraga…
…You agree to be liable to the Bank for any loss, costs, or expenses, including, without limitation, reasonable attorneys’ fees, the costs of litigation, and the costs to prepare or…
…for costs on the basis that counsel on the other side had multiplied the proceedings “unreasonably and vexatiously”. The judge imposed costs on the opposing counsel and noted that, where…
…that legal costs incurred by respondent-state parties are usually much lower than costs incurred by claimant-private parties, partly because a claimant bears a greater burden in presenting and proving its…
…to use funding. This is especially true as a growing number of funded clients are those looking for better cash flow options or strategies to keep certain costs off the…
…award (the “final Award”, together with the first Award, the “Awards”) in January 2011 in the amount of US$824,663.18 together with interest and costs. In April 2011 DKN commenced enforcement…
…general consensus reported by the survey. Most of those responding said they believe that tribunals should award costs to the prevailing party (80%); that the IBA Rules on the Taking…
…interpretation embodied in adopted panel and Appellate Body reports becomes part and parcel of the acquis of the WTO dispute settlement system. Ensuring “security and predictability” in the dispute settlement…
…alone bear the attendant costs? Would it ever be proper for a tribunal to ask a nonparty to contribute to those extra costs? That could chill the involvement of civil…
…London 2012, pro bono advice was available for all athletes. As such, the process is not slowed down by party delay regarding the payment of fees or advances on costs….
…“security” for those payments, Tan Poo Seng, who is a director and shareholder of Top Zone, issued a cheque in favour of Shanghai Construction. Sometime later, Top Zone stopped work….
…30-day time limit operative. After the work of the committee was suspended owing to Petroecuador’s non-payment of the advance on costs, the pendency of the annulment request was maintained whereby…
…(such as interim relief, joinder of third parties, witness examination, and document disclosure), the nature and extent of hearings, and the allocation of costs and fees. And, of course, the…
…dispositive part of the English language award, along with a non-certified translation of the arbitral tribunal’s decision on costs. The cantonal court decided that it had a sufficient command of…
…the other one on costs, issued by a Sole Arbitrator in London under the Rules of the London Maritime Arbitration Association (LMAA) following an application for enforcement by the award…
