Singapore Court Of Appeal Partially Sets Aside ICC Award Over Its
In CEF and another v CEH, the Singapore Court of Appeal partially set aside a €62 million ICC award concerning the construction of an iron and steel plant in Malaysia.
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In CEF and another v CEH, the Singapore Court of Appeal partially set aside a €62 million ICC award concerning the construction of an iron and steel plant in Malaysia.
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This a case about a judgment based on a Compromise Agreement which has become final and executory.