Portuguese Arbitration Law: A Gateway to Portuguese-Speaking Countries?
…published in 1986 (not following the UNCITRAL Model Law) and despite being considered a progressive law at the time it was clear that it lacked the ability to respond to…
…published in 1986 (not following the UNCITRAL Model Law) and despite being considered a progressive law at the time it was clear that it lacked the ability to respond to…
…reform the Brussels Regulation will go some way to reduce this issue, any amendments may take several years to pass through the European parliament. It remains to be seen whether…
…and 36 of the Ordinance, which incorporate Articles 17 and 17A of the UNCITRAL Model Law as revised in 2006, regarding the power of the arbitral tribunal to order interim…
…“trial by press release” instead of the neutral and objective dispute resolution mechanism that arbitration is expected to provide. The latest legislative reform in France shows, however, that these arguments…
…such reform is likely to take time, there remains the real possibility that the English courts may, before any such reform, be faced with enforcement proceedings under the Regulation of…
…Case.” The tribunal was at pains to emphasize the interim award was final and binding under Article 32 of the UNCITRAL Rules, which means that Chevron could pursue recognition and…
…UNCITRAL Model Law and most other national systems, the provisions of the UK Arbitration Act are clear that there may be circumstances in which an appeal on a point of…
…to greater use of ad hoc UNCITRAL arbitration, or arbitration before institutions other than ICSID, to avoid the perceived vagaries of the ICSID annulment process. Yet commentators often forget that…
…can result in inconsistent judgments within Europe. It may be that the current proposals to reform the Brussels Regulation will go some way to temper this risk. The European Parliament’s…
…lack of independence. Mauritius argued, drawing on case law under the UNCITRAL Rules, the LCIA, ICSID, and the IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration, that an “appearance…
…permeates the Convention from beginning to end.”). Finally, and most recently, the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration applies only to “international commercial arbitration,” defined to encompass situations where:…
…inspired by the 2010 UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules and have been adjusted, to tailor to the needs of arbitration in the financial markets. Input has been sought from the dispute resolution…
…decisions on counterclaims under the UNCITRAL Rules (see, e.g., Saluka v. Czech Republic), the tribunal noted that “[b]eing the party asserting that the Tribunal has jurisdiction to hear and determine…
…the UNCITRAL Model Law. We learned that the former was not a real concern for lawyers not based in the country full-time; while the latter is apparently back on the…
…expressly allow such a waiver. Moreover, in a number of countries, this question has not yet been submitted to courts, leaving the position uncertain. Article 34 of the UNCITRAL Model…
…plan to draft the judgment; and (4) expert linguistic testimony that the judgment was not written by Judge Zambrano. Yesterday Chevron has also filed a motion with the UNCITRAL arbitration…
…this is but an option….” A similar delineation was recognized by the tribunal in CME Czech Republic B.V. v. Czech Republic, which was heard under the UNCITRAL rules. In CME,…
…and accepted framework of the UNCITRAL Model Law, the new Ordinance was designed to provide maximum party autonomy and minimal court intervention. With a host of features including expanded provisions…
International consciousness that India is an arbitration unfriendly jurisdiction has existed for some time now. This feeling owes in part to seemingly interventionist judicial views, in part to the delays…
…unsurprisingly the UNCITRAL Rules make the most appearances as the preferred rules of institutions. I cannot tell you how many arbitrations each institution has each year since most do not…
…drop in the bucket, unless the users of the system also reform their expectations and practices. The 2011 Chartered Institute of Arbitrators cost survey revealed that fully three-quarters of the…
…institutional reforms (no matter how vigorous) always will be a mere drop in the bucket, unless the users of the system also reform their expectations and practices. My reflections in…
…there any lessons to be learned for international arbitration generally? Would it be useful, for example, for UNCITRAL or UNIDROIT to draw up non-binding Principles of International Arbitration that, in…
…claims by investors before the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) and also under UNCITRAL rules like never before against one single State. It was in the…