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The latest case of PhoenixFin Pte Ltd. and others v. Convexity Ltd. is the culmination of a series of Court of Appeal of Singapore cases setting out the significance of pleadings in arbitration. The court held that pleadings in arbitration are important especially when an issue is of mixed fact and law and can be the basis for a finding of breach of natural justice warranting the setting aside of the arbitral award. This is notwithstanding the common belief that there is an amount of flexibility...

Below are summaries of the agenda items for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's December 16, 2021 open meeting, pursuant to the agenda issued on December 9, 2021. Items E-5 and...

Another full agenda awaits commissioners at the next Key West City Commission meeting, set for Wednesday, Nov. 3, at City Hall.

by Sara Golling on Tuesday Jun 22 2021 Screenshot taken during the June 21 Zoom meeting of Rossland City Council Its Bear Smart to keep doors locked -- all the time!  No Canada Day public celebration this year; May was a very thirsty month;  have your say about the OCP review!  Questions about the Citys Annual Report? -- Come to the July 12 meeting; and, another proposal for the Cook Avenue site. Present:  Mayor Kathy Moore and Councillors Terry  Miller, Andy Mo...

In the recent case of Convexity Ltd. v. Phoenixfin Pte Ltd., Mek Global Ltd. and Phoenixfin Ltd. [2021] SGHC 88, the Singapore High Court departed from its pro-arbitration stance and set aside an arbitral award. The Singapore High Court found that the arbitral tribunal had labored under the misapprehension that parties had agreed to include an unpleaded issue into the scope of submission, though the applicant had repeatedly objected to the same. The unpleaded issue formed the central basis for...