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Bank Guarantees and Arbitration: Resisting a Wrongful Call?

08/08/2020 by International Arbitration

On Demand Guarantee Arbitration

Bank Guarantees are a common feature of international construction contracts. Bank Guarantees are typically used as a security for one party’s (usually the contractor’s) performance of its contractual obligations. Bank Guarantees frequently play a central role in construction disputes as well – either as an important aspect of background facts of the dispute or as […]

Filed Under: Construction Arbitration, Malaysia Arbitration, Singapore Arbitration, United States Arbitration

Arbitration in Malaysia

08/05/2020 by International Arbitration

Arbitration in Malaysia

Arbitration in Malaysia is governed by the Malaysian Arbitration Act 2005 (“Arbitration Act”)(Act 646). The Arbitration Act is a modern arbitration law based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, which came into force on 15 March 2006, repealing the Arbitration Act 1952 (Act 93) and the Convention on Recognition and Enforcement of […]

Filed Under: Malaysia Arbitration

International Arbitration at the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration

14/07/2017 by International Arbitration

Kuala Lumpur International Arbitration

The Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration (KLRCA) was launched in 1978 by the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization. While the Hong Kong International Arbitration Center, the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission and the Singapore International Arbitration Centre constitute the main arbitral institutions in the region, institutions such as the Kuala Lumpur Regional […]

Filed Under: ICSID Arbitration, Malaysia Arbitration

Arbitrator Independence: Arbitrator Convicted to Prison for a False Statement of Independence

22/01/2017 by International Arbitration

Arbitrator Independence

Arbitrator independence is always important, but a court in Malaysia has gone further than usual in convicting an arbitrator to prison for making a false statement of independence. A British arbitrator was sentenced to six months in prison for making a false declaration of independence, as reported by the Global Arbitration Review. According to the Malaysian […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Rules, Arbitrator, Malaysia Arbitration

Third-Party Funding In Asia

11/08/2015 by International Arbitration

What Is International Arbitration

Recently, a client asked whether third-party funding was legal in Asia. Jana Karam helpfully compiled the following information, which shows that third-party funding is permissible in the vast majority of jurisdictions, but not in China or Singapore, where it is clearly not allowed. Below is a review of the current status of third-party funding in […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Award, Arbitration Damages, Arbitration Jurisdiction, Arbitration Procedure, Bhutan Arbitration, Brunei Arbitration, Cambodia Arbitration, China Arbitration, Hong Kong Arbitration, India Arbitration, Indonesia Arbitration, Intellectual Property Arbitration, Japan Arbitration, Jurisdiction, Malaysia Arbitration, Myanmar Arbitration, New Zealand Arbitration, North Korea Arbitration, Security for Costs in Arbitration, Singapore Arbitration, South Korea Arbitration, Taiwan Arbitration, Thailand Arbitration, Third-Party Funding

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