…the Tribunal stated that Article 47 of the ICSID Convention and Rule 39 of the ICSID Arbitration Rules give the tribunal wide discretion to render provisional measures. (para. 105) The…
…be deemed competent to exclude certain rules from the body of substantive law agreed by the parties where such rules are demonstrated to be in contradiction with the constitution of…
…in English (notices and submissions, evidence, hearings, judgments, etc.); the procedure will be based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on international arbitration; the cases will be heard by ad hoc…
…of EU law Article 8 (6) of the Netherlands – Slovakia BIT is pertinent. The provision provides that arbitral tribunals shall decide on the basis of the law, taking into…
…recourse. Throughout these projects, legal practitioners should advise their clients also taking into account sector specific regulations (e.g. energy, oil & gas and telecommunications) in order to offer the most…
…In rules revisions, institutions will sacrifice some degree of party autonomy in favor of more efficiency, and users will ultimately embrace this. An example of this today are the recent…
…to capture the public interest in the contract or with some laws that go beyond the contract, such as mandatory laws or rules. Lambert told the audience about the “e-Borders…
…interpretation of the IBA Guidelines The IBA Guidelines are not legal provisions and are not meant to override any applicable national law or arbitral rules chosen by the parties. The…
…Rules of CEPANI that have just been revised, 5 years after the 2013 revision of its Arbitration Rules. Finally, this issue contains a book review of the interesting and challenging…
…significant disputes, art and art law expertise and under arbitration rules (“AiA/NAI Court of Arbitration for Art Adjunct Arbitration Rules” (the “Adjunct Arbitration Rules”)) that have been designed to accommodate…
…these proceedings inevitably increase. In fact, cost is now regarded as one of, if not the, worst feature of international arbitration (IBA Compendium of Arbitration Practice 2017). This has not…
…Association (IBA) Council has created Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration (hence, the famous Non-Waivable Red List, Waivable Red List, Orange List and Green List, which in brief…
…any other significant step in the arbitration process) were less than one calendar year, with some variance from one case type to another. While this analysis does provide evidence to…
The seat of arbitration is a vital aspect of any arbitration proceeding. The situs is not just about where an institution is based, where hearings will be held or where…
…only and specifically the issue of validity/invalidity. Investor-state dispute resolution clauses are usually different from state-to-state dispute resolution clauses. Further, the VCLT contains a set of specific procedural rules how…
…been discussing the legitimacy of investor-state dispute settlement (“ISDS”) for years. Much of this debate has focused on the critique that ISDS, usually taking the form of confidential and binding…
…suspension taking into account the holding of the court. Acting upon the court’s decision, the public enforcement agent then granted the request for suspension. Conclusion The fact that judgments of…
…international level. Whilst noting that it is virtually impossible to address all issues with a single set of rules, and the need to avoid the risk of over-regulating as…
…under UAE Arbitration Chapter in combination with a leading set of arbitration rules, whether e.g. the local DIAC Rules, the ICC Rules or the free zone DIFC-LCIA Rules. In this…
…contained a pathological arbitration clause, in that the clause referred all future disputes to arbitration under the rules of a non-existing arbitration institution: the Conciliation and Arbitration Centre of the…
…incorporated into leading institutional rules such as those of the LCIA and ICC. Under these institutional rules parties exclude the right to appeal which, as it is not a mandatory…
…is the way in which procedural rules and legal devices (e.g. discovery tools and burden-of-proof rules) steer the legal process in a certain direction, and therefore also outcomes and behavior….
…of the Bill relevant to TPF are Sections 50 1(g) and 84, as well as Article 41(2)(g) of the Arbitration Rules attached as the First Schedule to the Bill. Section…
…common law parol evidence rule must be considered, there will usually be sufficient ambiguity in the impugned arbitration agreement to allow for evidence of the background to the negotiations and…
