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English courts will defer to arbitral tribunals on funding costs.

The Supreme Court in a recent judgment of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd Through its Senior Manager v. M/s Shree Ganesh Petroleum Rajgurunar Through its Proprietor Mr. Laxman Dagdu Thite, expounded upon the scope and limitations of an arbitrator’s power.

In this article we consider the working draft guidance published for arbitrators in relation to the new COVID-19 commercial rent arrears arbitration scheme, which is expected to come...

South African courts value the principle of party autonomy as a realisation of the freedom of parties to enter into and execute private arbitration agreements.

A concise guide covering the key questions surrounding the enforcement, recognition and challenge of arbitral awards in United Kingdom.

The Federal Arbitration Act establishes a federal policy in favor of arbitration agreements and provides for enforcement in federal court of many agreements to arbitrate. 9 USC §§ 1,...

A concise guide covering the key questions surrounding the enforcement, recognition and challenge of arbitral awards in Singapore.

The Karnataka High Court has constituted a Commercial Division to hear challenges to international commercial arbitration awards.

South African courts value the principle of party autonomy as a realisation of the freedom of parties to enter into and execute private arbitration agreements.

This article is part of a series on arbitration agreements in Malaysia. In particular, it looks at the consequences of arbitration agreements for third parties. It also discusses the effect of condition precedent clauses on arbitration agreements. Finally, there is a review of the way to terminate an arbitration agreement.