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Italian Arbitration Day: The Geography of International Arbitration

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Over time, other players have emerged, such as China, which entered the global economy in 2001 with the U.S. Nigeria arbitral award and the issue of fraud and corruption. Patocchi spoke about the issue of a challenges to awards on grounds of corruption or fraud tainting the proceedings. He referred to Prof.

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Kluwer Arbitration Blog: Celebrating 15 Years!

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With the successful launch of Kluwer Arbitration database in 2001, we thought it would be beneficial to also offer a blog that would generate interesting commentary on the latest developments in the field of international commercial arbitration. Watch out for the announcement and very much look forward to seeing everybody in Hong Kong!

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I Know the Witnesses and I Will Believe Them; There is No Need for Cross-Examination: A Rare Example of Arbitrator Bias Before English Courts

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The Helow approach is consistent with the statement of principle of the Privy Council in Miller v Dickson [2001] UKPC D 4 : “The appearance that justice is being done is as important as the actual doing of justice. The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.

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Angel Samuel Seda and Others v Colombia: New Pathways in the Application of Security Exceptions?

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The first arbitral awards over the matter arising out of the Argentine financial crisis 2001/2002 are prominent for their contradictory outcome (see in particular CMS v Argentina , Sempra v Argentina , Enron v Argentina on the one hand, and LG&E v Argentina on the other hand).

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Inquisitorial Processes, or: Can Singapore Courts or Arbitral Tribunals Engage in the Amicable Settlement of Disputes?”

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There are two statutory regimes for arbitrations seated in Singapore, the Arbitration Act 2001 (AA) for domestic arbitrations and the International Arbitration Act 1994 (IAA) for international arbitrations. The courts’ facilitative role does not extend to permitting or even requiring a court to become actively involved in settlement efforts.

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When Is a “Final” Award Truly Final? The Case of Voltas Ltd v York International Pte Ltd

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More from our authors: Dealing with Bribery and Corruption in International Commercial Arbitration: To Probe or Not to Probe by Emmanuel Obiora Igbokwe € 190 Arbitration in Egypt: A Practitioner's Guide by Ibrahim Shehata € 190

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Bahrain Court of Cassation Explains the Effects of Mediation on the Arbitration Agreement

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This would be in line with article 125 of the Civil Code 19 of 2001 which addresses the interpretation of contracts. The Bahraini courts also seem to be willing to adjust and uphold pathological dispute resolution clauses so long as they can make sense of what the parties must have wanted.