French Courts Reject Anti-Arbitration Injunctions
The Paris first instance court rejected applications for anti-arbitration injunctions in two different cases in January and March 2010. A full report of these judgments by
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The Paris first instance court rejected applications for anti-arbitration injunctions in two different cases in January and March 2010. A full report of these judgments by
A conference followed by a seminar on choice of law clauses and arbitration will take place next week in Oslo on Tuesday 6 and Friday 7 May. The conference is organised by a research project run by prof.
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Prof. Burkhard Hess is Professor at the University of Heidelberg and judge at the Court of Appeals in Karlsruhe. All views expressed in this paper are the personal views of the author. An enlarged version of this article is going to be published in the Cahier de l’Arbitrage 2010. Should arbitration and European procedural law […]
In a recent decision of October 6, 2009 (C 40/08 –
In Australia, arbitration clauses in most contracts of insurance (other than marine insurance) are rendered void by s 43 of the federal Insurance Contracts Act 1984. However, that Act expressly excludes reinsurance contracts. Accordingly, for many years, practitioners assumed that arbitration clauses in reinsurance contracts were enforceable in Australia. This changed with the decision of the New […]
Martin Illmer and Ben Steinbrück are research fellows at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law, Hamburg. They have both published in the area of international arbitration (including their Ph.D. theses). In our brief discussion of the interface between Regulation (EC) No 44/2001 (Brussels I) and arbitration we will focus on the […]
The Brussels I Regulation’s interface with arbitration vies with
It is hardly necessary to remind readers of this blog that the Brussels I Regulation contains an Arbitration Exception. It is pretty difficult not to have