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2024年7月5日 · Tereza Gao ( Arnold & Porter ), Ziyi Yao (JunHe LLP), and Lingyun Chen / July 5, 2024 / Leave a comment. It is well-recognized in the world of international arbitration that the curial courts—those at the seat of the arbitration—have supervisory jurisdiction over their local arbitral proceedings (the so-called “seat standard”).
6 天前 · Kluwer Arbitration Blog. How Many Bites of the Same Cherry Does it Take to Overturn an Arbitration Award? Unpacking the Indian Supreme Court’s Decision in Delhi Metro Rail Corporation v. Delhi Airport Metro Express Pvt. Ltd. Sarthak Raizada · Wednesday, July 10th, 2024.
2024年6月20日 · Republic of Panama (ICSID Case No. ARB/16/42), the Tribunal faced the challenge of distinguishing between a state’s sovereign acts and its commercial activities. This case raised the critical question of when a state’s conduct shifts from exercising sovereign authority to acting as a purely commercial entity.
2024年6月30日 · This paper discusses some of the legal impediments and implications that come with Blockchain arbitration and the need for Blockchain arbitration to be adapted to some of the principles that guide off-chain dispute settlement so as to make it a fair system of dispute resolution.
2024年6月25日 · Fast forward to today, arbitration is increasingly embraced by the international community as a primary method for resolving complex transnational disputes, valued for similar reasons.
2024年6月18日 · The second upload of materials for the 2024 volume of ICCA’s Yearbook Commercial Arbitration contains 21 court decisions from 11 countries, including eight decisions prepared in cooperation with the Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC) rendered by the SICC and the Singapore Court of Appeal between May and December 2023.
2024年7月3日 · The SFSC’s Decision In its decision of 26 April 2024, the SFSC sets out the strict procedural requirements for a set-aside of international arbitration awards in Switzerland: Only requests based on the specific grounds listed in article 190(2) of the Swiss Private International Law Act (“PILA”) are admissible (para. 4.1).
