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Assignment of Arbitration Agreements

23/01/2023 by International Arbitration

Assignment arbitration agreement

The assignment of a contract containing an arbitration agreement to a third party raises several questions.[1] The first question is whether the arbitration agreement is automatically transferred.[2] If so, what is the legal basis for such a transfer?[3] Other issues concern the validity of the assignment of the main contract itself and whether evidence of […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

The Standard of Proof in Arbitration

02/01/2023 by International Arbitration

Standard of Proof Arbitration

In The Burden of Proof in Arbitration, a distinction was made between the burden of proof, defined as “the duty of proving a disputed assertion or charge”, and the standard of proof, which “determines the level of certainty and the degree of evidence necessary to establish proof in a criminal or civil proceeding”, according to […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

The Choice Between One and Three Arbitrators

12/12/2022 by International Arbitration

Statistics Sole Arbitrator Versus Three Arbitrators

The choice between one and three arbitrators is an important decision parties do not always pay attention to when drafting arbitration clauses, or even once a dispute has arisen. The choice of who will sit on the panel, including whether it will be a sole arbitrator or a three-member tribunal, is one of the most […]

Filed Under: Arbitrator, ICC Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, LCIA Arbitration

The Burden of Proof in Arbitration

07/12/2022 by International Arbitration

Burden of Proof in Arbitration

According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the burden of proof is “the duty of proving a disputed assertion or charge.” It is not to be confused with the standard of proof, which determines “the level of certainty and the degree of evidence necessary to establish proof in a criminal or civil proceeding.” Even though both can […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law, Investor State Dispute Settlement

Twilight Issues in International Arbitration

13/11/2022 by International Arbitration

What happens when the arbitration agreement, the lex arbitri, and the law out of which the cause of action arises are silent about the law applicable to issues that are considered to be neither substantive nor procedural? The short answer is that these issues would fall under the category of so-called “twilight issues” in international […]

Filed Under: International Arbitration Law

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