Through Transport Mutual Insurance Association (Eurasia) Ltd v New India Assurance Co Ltd (The Hari Buhm) [2004] EWCA Civ 1598 the Court of Appeal held that, while the arbitration proceedings would not be stayed, they would not be protected by an anti-suit injunction against parallel proceedings in another jurisdictio
An anti-suit injunction is a means to support arbitration that may be issued either by courts or arb...
The article presents and investigates a typical institution rooted in the common law systems - anti-...
Anti-suit injunction – Arbitration clause in charterparty – Incorporation clause in bill of lading –...
One of the prevailing myths of transnational litigation is that U.S. courts are not only ready but e...
Anti-suit injunction is an order issued by a court or arbitral tribunal that prevents an opposing pa...
The proper scope of tribunal-ordered anti-suit injunctions to combat parallel proceedings has been s...
Where a party amenable to the jurisdiction of the English courts commences proceedings in a foreign ...
Where a party amenable to the jurisdiction of the English courts commences proceedings in a foreign ...
The national courts’ intervention in the arbitration process is inevitable if the trial is expected ...
Anti-arbitration injunctions are a controversial issue in the field of international arbitration. Wh...
Anti-suit injunctions, the sharp litigation tool that had reached its nadir with the judgments of th...
The article analyses legal nature and some practical problems of anti-suit injunctions issued by arb...
The English courts can no longer grant an anti-suit injunction to restrain a party from commencing o...
Over the last few years, the international legal community has become increasingly interested in ant...
Despite agreeing that courts should exercise great caution concerning anti-foreign-suit injunctions,...
An anti-suit injunction is a means to support arbitration that may be issued either by courts or arb...
The article presents and investigates a typical institution rooted in the common law systems - anti-...
Anti-suit injunction – Arbitration clause in charterparty – Incorporation clause in bill of lading –...
One of the prevailing myths of transnational litigation is that U.S. courts are not only ready but e...
Anti-suit injunction is an order issued by a court or arbitral tribunal that prevents an opposing pa...
The proper scope of tribunal-ordered anti-suit injunctions to combat parallel proceedings has been s...
Where a party amenable to the jurisdiction of the English courts commences proceedings in a foreign ...
Where a party amenable to the jurisdiction of the English courts commences proceedings in a foreign ...
The national courts’ intervention in the arbitration process is inevitable if the trial is expected ...
Anti-arbitration injunctions are a controversial issue in the field of international arbitration. Wh...
Anti-suit injunctions, the sharp litigation tool that had reached its nadir with the judgments of th...
The article analyses legal nature and some practical problems of anti-suit injunctions issued by arb...
The English courts can no longer grant an anti-suit injunction to restrain a party from commencing o...
Over the last few years, the international legal community has become increasingly interested in ant...
Despite agreeing that courts should exercise great caution concerning anti-foreign-suit injunctions,...
An anti-suit injunction is a means to support arbitration that may be issued either by courts or arb...
The article presents and investigates a typical institution rooted in the common law systems - anti-...
Anti-suit injunction – Arbitration clause in charterparty – Incorporation clause in bill of lading –...
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