Aceris Law is pleased to have successfully resolved another ICC arbitration for a Middle Eastern claimant. The dispute involved construction works at a University in the Middle East. The construction dispute was amicably resolved prior to a final award being rendered, with Aceris’ client obtaining the compensation it was seeking in full. “Sometimes parties will […]
إتفاقية نيويورك للإعتراف بالتحكيم الأجنبي وتنفيذه
بسبب أهمية التحكيم الدولي بحلّ الخلافات الناتجة عن أعمال تجارية إتفاقية نيويورك الدولية تهدف إلى تحقيق الإعتراف وتطبيق الأحكام الصادرة عن محاكم أجنبية وغير دولية. تم الإعتراف بها من قبل الأمم المتحدة بتاريخ 10 حزيران 1958. إنها أهم إتفاقية بميدان التحكيم الدولي، تهدف هذه الإتفاقية للتأكد على ضرورة الإعتراف بأحكام التحكيم الأجنبية وتنفيذها في كل بلد […]
Do The IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration Conflict with Islamic Sharia?
Do The IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration Conflict with Islamic Sharia? Under at least the Hanbali school of Islamic jurisprudence, which is the official fiqh recognized by Saudi Arabia, Article 4(2) of the IBA Rules of Evidence in International Arbitration plainly conflicts with Islamic Sharia as understood by Hanbali jurisprudence. This […]
States That Are Not Parties To The New York Convention
The Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, commonly called the New York Convention, entered into force on 7 June 1959 and is the bedrock of modern international arbitration. This important international convention requires courts of the 159 contracting States (with Sudan becoming the latest member in 2018) to give effect to […]