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Arbitration agreements
Unilateral arbitration clauses
A clause which provides that one party to a contract may take disputes to arbitration, but which does not confer any such right on the other party, has in the past been held to be an arbitration clause. There is no..
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01 March 2005
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Vol 5 No 3 - 01 March 2005
Arbitration and EU competition law
Eco-Swiss and the Paris Court of Appeal
The interaction of the provisions of EU competition law with the arbitral process has been the object of much debate. In particular, the question has arisen whether a state court may annul an arbitral award..
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01 March 2005
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Vol 5 No 3 - 01 March 2005
Arbitration and res judicata
The use of an award in later arbitrations
The courts have grappled with the concept of res judicata (Latin for ‘judged matter’) for well over a century. Res judicata is really a species of estoppel, and falls into two broad categories:..
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01 March 2005
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Vol 5 No 3 - 01 March 2005
Mediation in the EU
The draft Mediation Directive
On 22 October 2004 the Commission of the European Communities published a draft Directive entitled ‘On certain aspects of mediation in civil and commercial matters’, with a target implementation date of 22..
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01 March 2005
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Vol 5 No 3 - 01 March 2005