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Like consummated romance, arbitration rests on consent. An agreement of some sort waives each side's right to invoke … that never signed an arbitration clause. In cross-border arbitration, the genesis of decision-making power derives from no … single legal system. Arbitration arises from the parties' decision that the dispute should not be decided by national courts …
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in arbitration should balance sensitivity toward cost and delay against the parties' interest in due process and correct … decisions. If arbitration loses its moorings as a truth-seeking process, nostalgia for a golden age of simplicity will yield to …
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bad. Several elements play key roles in evaluating any arbitration, namely: accuracy, fairness, cost, speed, and award …
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The paper deals with arbitration of unresolved issues in mutual agreement cases as regulated by the new paragraph 5 … remarks on the arbitration method in international tax matters, the paper describes the evolution of international tax … arbitration. The central part of the paper is devoted to the analysis of the procedure of the tax arbitration established by new …
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article suggests a solution to this problem, drawing on principles from contract law and arbitration. If a corporation is …, there is no impediment for a corporate joint malfeasor to pursue the sovereign in arbitration to secure its share of … could lead to "who pays" cross-claim arbitration against the sovereign. Using Guido Calabresi's scheme of cost avoidance …
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bribery can potentially affect arbitration proceedings. Russia’s accession to the OECD Anti-bribery Convention prompted a … laws of other jurisdictions recognise the concept of separability of arbitration agreement. In other words, even if the … underlying contract is void or terminated, the arbitration agreement in most cases remains in force and allows a tribunal to …
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This paper outlines the law and practice of international commercial arbitration in Japan, including comparative … sets out general patterns, noting some recent increases in international arbitration caseloads in Japan, but also possible … reasons behind comparatively low levels of arbitration activity. It also outlines the historical development of Japan …
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Conflict is an inevitable facet of international relations. As much as the nations of the world work harmoniously in order to achieve their mutual interest, they also disagree as they strive to protect and preserve their individual national interests. Where conflict is inevitable and is part of...
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Arbitration has been the most sought after option not merely in domesticarbitration, but also that of international … arbitration. Moreover, with theboom of international trade, more disputes have arisen, with most partiesopting for arbitration for … dispute resolution. There is a growing reference ofdisputes of International Commercial Arbitration to …
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This paper highlights the salient features of the new International Arbitration Act 2008, in force in Mauritius. It … universe of international arbitration …
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