Fraud vs finality: a ”bare-knuckle fight” for justice9 August 2019
Find out what happens if, after a judgment or arbitral award is released, a party to the proceedings discovers the other side presented falsified documents.
Find out what happens if, after a judgment or arbitral award is released, a party to the proceedings discovers the other side presented falsified documents.
Our authors take a look at the UK Supreme Court’s judgment in Vedanta Resources PLC v Lungowe. The decision contains important comments on determining parent company liability and which jurisdictions substantial justice can be obtained.
In a significant decision for the construction industry, the UK Court of Appeal has heralded an end to “smash and grab” adjudications.
When does a dispute concerning the enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision fall within the scope of the arbitration agreement exception at Article 8 of the JCT contract?
Why did the UK Supreme Court’s recent decision in Taurus v SOMO highlight the commercial importance of their enforcement powers?
The Supreme Court has held that the Court of Appeal had no jurisdiction under the Arbitration Act 1996 or general rules of English procedure to order payment of security as a condition to challenging the recognition and enforcement of a New York Convention award in England.
Five years on from when the London Maritime Arbitrators Association last amended its Terms, it has produced a new set, which will apply to arbitrations commenced on or after 1 May 2017.