Add to ORKGthe power of arbitrators to raise EUpublic policy's related issues ex officio, the power of the court to review awards breaching EU public polic
peer reviewedIn most cases, awards are either paid in a way which satisfies the award creditor, or n...
In its March 2016 Opinion in the Genentech case, Advocate General Wathelet raised the complex questi...
This open access book provides an exhaustive picture of the role that annulment conflicts play in th...
This thesis seeks to ascertain the impact of EU public policy on annulment, recognition and enforcem...
Arbitral award is final and binding. A concept of “binding” is fundamental in International arbitral...
It examines the issue of the what an enforcing court should do when faced with an award that has bee...
European public policy could be described as a summary of core values of EU law. It is a legal categ...
The Brussels I Regulation is crucial for the effectiveness of EU competition law in the field of pri...
This contribution examines the procedural aspects of the enforcement of arbitral awards that were se...
Different approaches to the recognition of an annulled arbitral award have been developed within the...
Different interpretations of the New York Convention’s Article V(1)(e) have caused inconsistencies r...
The loser in an international commercial arbitration can exercise either of two options if he is no...
This paper addresses specific quesitons in relation to the arbitral award. A first question dealt wi...
Whether arbitral tribunals should be allowed to adjudicate disputes on the basis of legal grounds di...
The article analyses the jurisprudence of the Swiss Supreme Court related to the appeals against the...
peer reviewedIn most cases, awards are either paid in a way which satisfies the award creditor, or n...
In its March 2016 Opinion in the Genentech case, Advocate General Wathelet raised the complex questi...
This open access book provides an exhaustive picture of the role that annulment conflicts play in th...
This thesis seeks to ascertain the impact of EU public policy on annulment, recognition and enforcem...
Arbitral award is final and binding. A concept of “binding” is fundamental in International arbitral...
It examines the issue of the what an enforcing court should do when faced with an award that has bee...
European public policy could be described as a summary of core values of EU law. It is a legal categ...
The Brussels I Regulation is crucial for the effectiveness of EU competition law in the field of pri...
This contribution examines the procedural aspects of the enforcement of arbitral awards that were se...
Different approaches to the recognition of an annulled arbitral award have been developed within the...
Different interpretations of the New York Convention’s Article V(1)(e) have caused inconsistencies r...
The loser in an international commercial arbitration can exercise either of two options if he is no...
This paper addresses specific quesitons in relation to the arbitral award. A first question dealt wi...
Whether arbitral tribunals should be allowed to adjudicate disputes on the basis of legal grounds di...
The article analyses the jurisprudence of the Swiss Supreme Court related to the appeals against the...
peer reviewedIn most cases, awards are either paid in a way which satisfies the award creditor, or n...
In its March 2016 Opinion in the Genentech case, Advocate General Wathelet raised the complex questi...
This open access book provides an exhaustive picture of the role that annulment conflicts play in th...