Setting aside an international arbitration award based on deficient pleadings
…its lineage back to Art V(1)(c) of the New York Convention and Art 2(c) of the 1927 Geneva Convention. The report of the Drafting Committee of the New York Convention…
…its lineage back to Art V(1)(c) of the New York Convention and Art 2(c) of the 1927 Geneva Convention. The report of the Drafting Committee of the New York Convention…
…other jurisdictions which are parties to the New York Convention of 1958). Despite these evident similarities, the concept of maintenance and champerty and its relationship to arbitration was not clearly…
…majority of African states have signed and ratified both the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York Convention) and the Convention on the…
…in its holding that there is no impediment to mass claims under the ICSID Convention and Arbitration Rules and that ICSID tribunals have the power under ICSID Arbitration Rule 19…
As we approach the first anniversary of the UK Supreme Court’s landmark decision in the case of Dallah Estate and Tourism Holding Company v The Ministry of Religious Affairs, Government…
In August 2011, the tribunal in Abaclat and others v Argentina decided (by a majority) that it had jurisdiction over claims brought by approximately 60,000 Italian investors, and that the…
…explain how that dispute was settled for the purpose of ICSID jurisdiction, and with what legal result. As the dispute ground on throughout the final drafting convention in Washington D.C.,…
…inflammatory issue facing the ICSID Convention during its multi-year drafting process. Many commentators and diplomats had long argued (often stridently) that no investment convention should protect more than a few…
Article 25 of the ICSID Convention famously limits ICSID jurisdiction to “legal dispute[s] arising directly out of or in relation to an investment.” Uncertainty about the outer limits of this…
…enforced using either the New York Convention or the ICSID Convention. Makes sense. But I’m curious what impact a treaty declaration will have in the future for substantive treaty guarantees…
…out above, under Article IX(2) of the Geneva Convention, where states are party to both the New York Convention and the Geneva Convention, the provisions of the Geneva Convention regarding…
…ICSID award as a result of a serious departure from a fundamental rule of procedure within the meaning of Art. 52(1)(d) of the ICSID Convention (Fraport AG v Republic of…
…any such dichotomy on the basis that, under Singapore’s International Arbitration Act, all awards – whether made in Singapore or not – are treated as having an “international focus”. Consequently,…
…First Mediation Corporation; Joel Lee, National University of Singapore; Diane Levin, Diane Levin LLC; Geoff Sharp, Sharp Commercial Mediation; and Machtel Pel, Pel Mediation. We are delighted that Ales Zalar,…
…of the New York Convention. However, it considered that a revocation of the arbitral tribunal’s authority violated “at least the spirit of the Convention”. Although there can be no quarrel…
If you’ve been watching the headlines this month, you may have noticed that the United States of America has launched a novel arbitration against the Republic of Guatemala. The claim…
…Galsworthy obtained permission from the Singapore courts to enforce the award in Singapore. Glory of Wealth Shipping applied to set aside the order granting permission to enforce the award. The…
…for International Commercial Arbitration in 2011. He has served as Counsel of Milan Chamber of Arbitration for 5 years. In early 2011 he also interned with Singapore International Arbitration Centre….
…application of French law in the event of a dispute between the parties. The contract’s choice of law provision does not mention the United Nations Convention on the International Sale…
…protection in the sense of Article 25.1 in fine of the [ICSID Convention], as has been inaccurately been suggested by the Claimant (citation omitted).” Id. • “[D]enial of benefits may…
…prescribed in article 7 (2) of the UNCITRAL Model Law, which are consistent with the best practice reflected in the New York Convention and the Model Law when interpreting the…
…by the Convention.” (para. 50). Turning to the facts, the Two Members found that the multiple appointments alone in case before them were not sufficient. In particular, the Two Members…
…likely to be contentious not only among the other parties to the negotiation (Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam) but in other U.S. agencies and with…
…New York Convention gives it a major advantage over litigation in national courts. Globally, governments have invested in bringing their arbitration laws up-to-date and building modern arbitration centres to capitalise…