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Case Update: Power of the Singapore Court to grant permanent anti-suit injunction in aid of arbitration proceedings
In a previous post, we discussed the UK Supreme Court decision of Ust-Kamenogorsk Hydropower Plant JSC v AES Ust-Kamenogorsk Hydropower Plant LLP [2013] UKSC 35. The UK Supreme Court held that the English courts have the power to issue anti-suit injunctions … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-suit injunction, case law, interim relief, Singapore High Court
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Three Weeks to Go: CIArb-WIPO-SIAC Intellectual Property, Media & Technology Arbitration Symposium 2014 (13-14 March 2014)
We are only three weeks away from the CIArb-WIPO-SIAC Intellectual Property, Media & Technology Arbitration Symposium 2014 (“IPMTAS 2014“). IPMTAS will be held at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre on 13-14 March 2014 . Hear the views of leading IP, arbitration and … Continue reading
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EARLY-BIRD REGISTRATION NOW OPEN: CIArb-WIPO-SIAC Intellectual Property, Media & Technology Arbitration Symposium 2014 (13-14 March 2014)
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Singapore Branch), in association with the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, proudly presents CIArb-WIPO-SIAC Intellectual Property, Media & Technology Arbitration Symposium 2014, Singapore: Innovation Under the Global Spotlight – … Continue reading
Case Update: Compliance with Multi-Tier Clauses must be adhered to strictly
We have previously written about International Research Corp PLC v Lufthansa Systems Asia Pacific Pte Ltd and anor, [2013] 1 SLR 973 (see here). In that case, the Singapore High Court upheld a multi-tiered dispute resolution mechanism which involved an escalation clause. The escalation … Continue reading
Investment Arbitrations
In May 2012, we published a post on “India under the Bilateral Investment Treaty Spotlight” noting, amongst other things, that all eyes were on India as various telecommunications companies from around the world had either threatened to or already filed notices of investment … Continue reading
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Tagged 2G, Additional Facility Rules, Australia, bilateral investment treaty, BIT, Bolivia, Ecuador, expropriation, free trade agreement, ICC, ICSID, ICSID Convention, ICSID statistics, International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, International Chamber of Commerce, investment arbitration, PCA, PCA statistics, Permanent Court of Arbitration, retrospective tax legislation, singapore arbitration, singapore international arbitration, spectrum, Trade Policy Statement, Venezuela, Vodafone
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Blog Updates: Following our blog
We have now made it easier to follow our blog! We have received requests from readers who wish to be updated whenever our blog gets updated with posts on the latest developments on international arbitration in Singapore, UK and the … Continue reading
2012 Queen Mary / White & Case International Arbitration Survey
The 2012 Queen Mary / White & Case International Arbitration Survey has just been released. This 2012 survey entitled “Current and Preferred Practices in the Arbitral Process” is the fourth in a series of surveys conducted by the School of International … Continue reading
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CIArb Arbitration Surgery Workshop: The Emergency Arbitrator
The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (Singapore branch) will be conducting a workshop on ‘The Emergency Arbitrator’ on Friday, 12th October 2012. Entitled “Arbitration Surgery Workshop: The Emergency Arbitrator – How Effective Is Such Relief? What Really Happens In The Emergency … Continue reading
Arbitration and the Courts
“The topic of arbitration and the courts is… wide in the extreme. Some consider that there is necessarily some tension between these two forms of dispute resolution, criticising courts for what they regard as unwarranted intereference in the arbitral process. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, CIArb, competenz, English Arbitration Act, fairness, jurisdiction, justice, kompetenz, lex mercatoria, Lord Saville, party autonomy, role of courts, singapore arbitration, singapore international arbitration
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