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Updating the UNCITRAL Model Procurement Law for “Green Procurement”

Public Procurement Intl

As these common “green procurement” strategies are adopted by governments around the world, the UN Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) model law on public procurement , last revised in 2011, could be updated to facilitate implementation.

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A New Era of Procurement in Europe: Time for Bold Change

Open Contracting Partnership

Appreciation also to Albania’s Public Procurement Commission , which helped a sizable Western Balkan community to participate energetically. Between 2011 and 2021, single bids doubled, the number of bids halved, and direct awards surged. Data-powered red flags strengthen efforts to fight corruption.

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CRCICA Launches New Arbitration Rules 2024

Kluwer Arbitration

Last updated in 2011, the CRCICA 2011 Rules (“ 2011 Rules ”), the 2024 Rules have been amended to meet the needs of users and evolving dispute resolution and trade landscapes. While the 2011 Rules contained 5 Sections with 48 Articles, the 2024 Rules contain 6 Sections with 56 Articles and 4 annexes.

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Clean Slate: The Interface Between Arbitration and Insolvency Processes in India

Kluwer Arbitration

The resolution professional admitted the claim at a notional value of INR 1 (approximately USD 0.012) to ensure Indian Oil’s participation in the insolvency process. Arcelor Mittal denied liability and refused to participate in arbitration. Indian Oil filed a claim of approximately USD 450 million.

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ADR in the Blockchain Ecosystem: A Primer

Kluwer Arbitration

Privacy and Third-Party Scrutiny While the public interest inherent in litigation generally allows for some degree of public participation in proceedings, ADR avenues provide far greater scope for privacy. In In re Teligent, Inc., 1) In re Teligent, Inc. , 3d 53 (2d Cir. In In re Teligent, Inc., 1) In re Teligent, Inc. , 3d 53 (2d Cir.

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2019 Hague Convention: On UK Accession and the Convention’s Interplay with International Arbitration

Kluwer Arbitration

In 2011, the HCCH opted again to look into the possibility of drafting “a global instrument on matters relating to jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters.” The HCCH hence viewed the Choice of Court Convention as an important achievement, albeit one that required additional budling blocks.

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Australian Arbitration Week Recap: The Next New Variant? Arbitration in the Healthcare and Life Sciences Sector

Kluwer Arbitration

Arbitration enables parties to agree to resolve their dispute in a single arbitration, rather than participate in parallel court proceedings across several jurisdictions. For example, the same parties may have agreements across multiple countries. The position in Hong Kong, by contrast, is clearer as a consequence of the Cap.