LCIA Publishes Decisions on Arbitrator Challenges
Summaries of 32 decisions relating to arbitrator challenges from 2010 to 2017 have been published.
Provides users with a significant research tool relating...
Why Third Party Funding is on the rise in England & Wales
Third party funding is a relatively new phenomenon in the UK; historically it had been viewed by the Courts as unethical and contrary to...
English court considers when it is appropriate to grant injunctive relief in aid of...
1. Summary
In Company 1 v. Company 2 and another, the English court confirmed its jurisdiction to make orders, including granting interim injunctions, in support...
Credit where credit’s due: The Supreme Court rules on situs of letters of credit...
Given the flows of credit through London, the Third Party Debt Order is a useful tool in the armoury of international award creditors seeking...
Time is of the essence: the importance of bringing a challenge to an arbitral...
For those not familiar with the relevant rules, the calculation of the time limit for challenging an English arbitral award before the English courts...
Failure to take into account evidence: a serious irregularity?
Overview
The recent judgment in UMS Holding Ltd & Ors v Great Station Properties SA & Anor EWHC 2398 saw Mr Justice Teare...
To stay or not to stay? A question to the commercial court on considering...
Autoridad del Canal de Panama v Sacyr SA and others EWHC 2228 (Comm) and EWHC 2337 (Comm)
1. Summary
On 5 September 2017, Blair...
Be careful where you sit! English court refuses to enforce a foreign award set...
In Maximov v NMLK the English Commercial Court tackled again the thorny issue of the enforcement of a foreign arbitral award which has been...
Fraudulent Arbitral Awards – Anatolie Stati and others v Republic of Kazakhstan [2017] EWHC...
1.           Summary
Could permission to set aside the English court's permission to enforce a Swedish arbitral award allegedly obtained by fraud be granted in circumstances...
A Stepping Stone Without Overstepping The Mark – English Commercial Court Outlines What Constitutes...
In the recent anonymised judgment of P v Q and others EWHC 194 (Comm), the England & Wales Commercial Court gave some important...