Archive for May, 2014

Ukraine’s Supreme Court Confirms the Respondent’s Burden to Prove Lack of Notice
By 27 May, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Ukraine’s Supreme Court Confirms the Respondent’s Burden to Prove Lack of Notice

In a recent decision the Supreme Court of Ukraine confirmed that the respondent may not prevent enforcement of an arbitral award simply by claiming that it had not received notice.online pharmacy https://www.arborvita.com/wp-content/themes/spacious/inc/new/ventolin.html no prescription drugstore The decision also confirms that the respondent may not circumvent the general allocation of burden of proof mandated by the […]

Posted in: Commercial Arbitration, Domestic Proceedings
Award Enforcement in Russia: Forum Conveniens Rule
By 18 May, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Award Enforcement in Russia: Forum Conveniens Rule

A significant number of foreign assets can be found in the territory of the Russian Federation. As such, the country may become a popular venue for the enforcement of arbitral awards against foreign entities. This post looks at Russian law and practice when it comes to enforcement of arbitral awards against parties that are not incorporated in […]

Posted in: Commercial Arbitration, Domestic Proceedings
Kyrgyz Republic’s Mixed Fortunes in Investment Arbitration
By 14 May, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Kyrgyz Republic’s Mixed Fortunes in Investment Arbitration

The Kyrgyz Republic found itself on the receiving end of a flurry of investment arbitration claims a couple of years ago. While it has since successfully resolved a number of cases, it has also lost several times. This post looks at two important recent developments. The first one is three awards rendered against the Kyrgyz […]

Posted in: Investor-State Arbitration
Closer Scrutiny of Arbitral Awards Required If Fraud Is Alleged
By 12 May, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Closer Scrutiny of Arbitral Awards Required If Fraud Is Alleged

Parties’ use of arbitration for improper purposes has been a topic of growing concern for the Russian business community, courts and state authorities. While an extensive overhaul of the Russian arbitration law to address these concerns is underway, courts employ available procedural mechanisms to combat abuse.online pharmacy https://kendrickfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/new/trazodone.html no prescription drugstore This week the Presidium of […]

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Ambiguous Clause Successfully ‘Cured’
By 4 May, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Ambiguous Clause Successfully ‘Cured’

Russian courts have traditionally been cautious in dealing with ambiguous and too general arbitration clauses. online pharmacy https://meadfamilydental.com/wp-content/themes/twentyseventeen/assets/css/css/zithromax.html no prescription Where parties agree that their disputes “shall be resolved by arbitration” without more the clause is unlikely to be enforced. However, Russia’s participation in the European Convention on International Commercial Arbitration (the “European Convention”) provides […]

Posted in: Commercial Arbitration, Domestic Proceedings