An ICSID tribunal in Hiroshi Osumi v. Switzerland has rejected Switzerland’s requests for security for costs and for an order requiring the claimant to pay all advances on the arbitration costs. Below ...
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The Topic Tool shows you case law discussion for 3000+ topics and how concepts have been interpreted by a particular arbitrator, under a specific treaty, or for a chosen state or industry.
The Topic Tool shows you case law discussion for 3000+ topics and how concepts have been interpreted by a particular arbitrator, under a specific treaty, or for a chosen state or industry.
As we reported, earlier this year, an ICSID tribunal hearing the Ascent Resources v. Slovenia Energy Charter Treaty (“ECT”) arbitration has dismissed on the merits the claims by the UK investor and ...
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The Topic Tool shows you case law discussion for 3000+ topics and how concepts have been interpreted by a particular arbitrator, under a specific treaty, or for a chosen state or industry.