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New York Convention

Global Case Reporter: GE Energy v. Outokumpu Stainless

2020-07-18

GCR — US court finds that non-signatories can enforce arbitration agreements under the New York Convention 1958Continue Reading

Changed circumstances affecting the arbitral seat

2020-05-19

Issue 2 (May 2020), pp. 49-55
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Can arbitrators change the seat of arbitration based on notions of hardship? Continue Reading

The power of arbitrators to adapt contracts

2020-04-19

Issue 1 (April 2020), pp. 18-23
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In cases of hardship, can arbitrators adapt contracts to the new circumstances?Continue Reading

The seat of mediation under the Singapore Convention

2020-04-13

Issue 1 (April 2020), pp. 1-3
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Does mediation have a seat, like arbitration?Continue Reading

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CALL FOR ARTICLES (JULY 2020)

For the month of July, The Treaty Examiner is preparing an Issue to address the dangers and pitfalls of international adjudication. The central topic of Issue 4 (Judicial Indecision) refers to the problems that arise from seeking to enforce decisions issued by courts and tribunals outside of our own jurisdiction. From enforcement of arbitral awards and foreign judgments to compliance with decisions by international courts, Issue 4 seeks to analyze and criticize the international judicial framework.

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