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Tag Archives: state owned enterprises
Investment Regime and Arbitration in Myanmar
[Update(s): see further Myanmar’s accession to the New York Convention and the draft Arbitration Bill for international arbitration before the Myanmar Parliament] The self liberalisation of Myanmar’s political and economic regime has been reciprocated by the lifting or suspension of economic sanctions … Continue reading
Posted in Arbitration, Asean, Myanmar, Singapore
Tagged ACIA, alternative dispute resolution, arbitration, ASEAN, ASEAN Comprehensive Investment Agreement, foreign arbitration, Foreign Investment Law, interim measures, international arbitration, investment arbitration, Model Law, singapore arbitration, singapore international arbitration, sovereign immunity, state immunity, state owned enterprises
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State Immunity and the Commercial Activity Exception in Australia
In a previous post, we discussed a recent decision of the UK Supreme Court, SerVaas Incorporated v Rafidian Bank & Ors [2012] UKSC 40 which considered the meaning of the expression “property which is for the time being in use … Continue reading
Posted in Asean, Indonesia
Tagged ACCC, Australia, competition law, Garuda, sovereign immunity, state immunity, state owned enterprises
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State Immunity – Attachment against State Property and the Commercial Activity Exception
In previous posts, we have explored the issue of enforcing arbitral awards against states and state owned enterprises and especially the issue of state/sovereign immunity which prevents proceedings being taken against a state or its assets. In Singapore, the position … Continue reading
Posted in Arbitration, China, Singapore
Tagged arbitration, enforcement, FG Hemisphere, hong kong, singapore arbitration, singapore international arbitration, sovereign immunity, state immunity, state immunity act, state owned enterprises, state property, supreme court decision, third party debt order
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