security in Malaysia and was subject to remedies specifically reserved to the jurisdiction of the Malaysian courts, the Malaysian courts’ approach indicates that arbitrability can be determined by Malaysian laws…

…and ordered Libya to compensate Strabag in the amount of approximately EUR 75 million plus costs and interest. Strabag proceeded to apply for (partial) enforcement of the Award in Austria….

…residual discretion remains with the court to enforce a foreign award, despite grounds for its resistance having been made out. In this case, the court also imposed substantial costs on…

…of information about their CO2 emissions from investors and the US Security Exchange Commission. Other interesting cases included instances of private entities and states being sued for their failure to…

…business, and that the AfCFTA will probably encourage intra-African disputes. Moreover, the 2022 African Arbitration Academy’s Survey on Costs and Disputes Funding in Africa (“2022 AAA Survey”) looks at costs

…ECHR and applied to arbitral awards in the BTS Holding decision (further discussed on the Blog).   Refusal to Pay Advance on Costs and Inconsistent Challenge to the Courts’ Jurisdiction…

…the new regime, including by drawing comparisons to Hong Kong’s regime, and also analysed whether costs orders made by arbitral tribunals should consider the impact of alternative fee arrangements.  …

for 9% of the total costs of the arbitration. For the period 2017-2021, the average tribunal costs were USD 992,486. It included administrative costs and the arbitrators’ fees and expenses….