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A scattered pile of US one-dollar bills, reminiscent of equitable compensation allowed for breach of an arbitration clause by a third party. The notes, featuring the portrait of George Washington, are overlapping each other and slightly crumpled, creating a textured surface with varying shades of green and white.
Arbitration
The English High Court was asked whether a third party which derived rights from a contract, and failed to comply with the contract’s arbitration...
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Arbitration
We all make mistakes – it’s human nature. However, some mistakes have bigger consequences and a London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) panel recently...
A bronze statue of Lady Justice is shown, featuring a blindfolded woman holding balanced scales in her right hand. The figure symbolizes impartiality and fairness in the judicial system. The background is blurred, drawing focus to the detailed sculpture.
Arbitration
In many instances, speedy dispute resolution will be of utmost importance for parties. If a dispute is not resolved promptly it may threaten a...
A scattered pile of U.S. hundred-dollar bills is spread across a white surface. A pair of yellow rectangular glasses rests on top of the pile, adding a splash of color to the scene.
Arbitration
On 9 March 2017, the Arbitration Amendment Bill (the Bill) was introduced to Parliament. The purpose of the bill is to amend the Arbitration...

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