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Special Authorisation for the Conclusion of an Arbitration Agreement under Slovenian Law

20/11/2017 by International Arbitration

Arbitration Agreement under Slovenian Law

Slovenian Law states that an authorised person needs a “special authorisation” for the conclusion of an arbitration agreement. Similar provisions are found in other laws in the Middle East and other ex-Yugoslavian States. According to Article 76 of the Slovenian Obligations Code, a general authorisation, valid for “legal transactions classed among ordinary business” does not suffice: […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Agreement, Slovenia Arbitration

Ljubljana Arbitration Centre at the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

22/07/2017 by International Arbitration

Lubljana Arbitration Centre

The Ljubljana Arbitration Centre (LAC) is a body organised within the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and is the central arbitration institution in Slovenia. The LAC is an autonomous and independent administrative body that provides a wide range of dispute resolution services, most notably arbitration, mediation and conciliation.[1] The LAC has a long-standing tradition […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Rules, Slovenia Arbitration

Final Award in PCA Arbitration Between Slovenia and Croatia

07/07/2017 by International Arbitration

Junction Slovenia Croatia PCA Award

The long-awaited Final Award regarding the PCA arbitration between Slovenia and Croatia has finally been issued. It was rendered on 29 June 2017, ruling upon the border dispute between the Republic of Slovenia and the Republic of Croatia. The Arbitral Tribunal, presided by Judge Gilbert Guillaume, rendered its Final Award on the basis of an […]

Filed Under: Croatia Arbitration, Law Of The Sea, PCA Arbitration, Slovenia Arbitration

Change of Arbitration Attorney under the LCIA Rules

19/06/2016 by International Arbitration

LCIA arbitration rules

As before national courts, parties’ right to choose their own arbitration attorney is a fundamental procedural right[1] that is confirmed by Article 18.1 of LCIA Rules (2014)[2] The new LCIA Rules (2014) represent the first institutional rules that limit this inherent power of the parties, in order to better conduct arbitral proceedings. Article 18.3 of the […]

Filed Under: Annulment of Arbitration Award, Arbitration Award, Arbitration Rules, ICSID Arbitration, International Arbitration Law, LCIA Arbitration, London Arbitration, Oman Arbitration, Romania Arbitration, Slovenia Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration

Can Russian Investors Initiate Arbitration Against Cyprus to Recover their Losses?

26/03/2013 by International Arbitration

Many Russian depositors are facing losses of up to 40 percent in Cyprus, and are currently considering their legal options.  Should one of these options be initiating an investment treaty arbitration against Cyprus for expropriation on the basis of the 1997 Russian Federation-Cyprus bilateral investment treaty, which is included here: IAA-Bilateral-Investment-Treaty-Between-Russia-and-Cyprus. Such a claim could most […]

Filed Under: Albania Arbitration, Arbitration Information, Argentina Arbitration, Armenia Arbitration, Austria Arbitration, Belgium Arbitration, Bilateral Investment Treaty, Bulgaria Arbitration, Canada Arbitration, China Arbitration, Croatia Arbitration, Cuba Arbitration, Cyprus Arbitration, Czech Republic Arbitration, Denmark Arbitration, Egypt Arbitration, Expropriation, Finland Arbitration, France Arbitration, Germany Arbitration, Greece Arbitration, Hungary Arbitration, ICSID Arbitration, India Arbitration, Investor State Dispute Settlement, Ireland Arbitration, Italy Arbitration, Japan Arbitration, Jordan Arbitration, Kazakhstan Arbitration, Kuwait Arbitration, Lebanon Arbitration, Lithuania Arbitration, Luxembourg Arbitration, Moldova Arbitration, Mongolia Arbitration, Netherlands Arbitration, Norway Arbitration, Oman Arbitration, Poland Arbitration, Portugal Arbitration, Public International Law, Romania Arbitration, Russia Arbitration, Serbia Arbitration, Slovenia Arbitration, South Africa Arbitration, Spain Arbitration, Sweden Arbitration, Switzerland Arbitration, Thailand Arbitration, Turkey Arbitration, Ukraine Arbitration, United Kingdom Arbitration, United States Arbitration, Vietnam Arbitration, Virgin Islands Arbitration

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