The Indian Supreme Court has upheld a decision to annul a US$1.3 billion ICC award against a state entity on grounds of fraud.
16 October 2023
Laurie Craig, who led the legendary Coudert Brothers international arbitration group in Paris, where he helped shape modern arbitral practice and was a teacher and mentor to many leading figures in the field, has died aged 89.
30 August 2023
A Dutch court has refused to enforce a billion-dollar ICC award against an Indian state-owned entity, finding that the applicant was no longer authorised to act on the award creditor’s behalf.
20 July 2023
UPDATED: Germany has agreed to pay €243 million to a European joint venture to settle a dispute at the German Arbitration Institute (DIS) over a cancelled contract for a car toll system, but a second arbitration reportedly continues.
06 July 2023
The Singapore Court of Appeal has ruled that India cannot keep enforcement proceedings relating to a US$140 million investment treaty award under wraps since confidentiality had already been lost – including through news coverage in GAR and a LinkedIn post by the state’s lawyers.
13 June 2023
An UNCITRAL tribunal has ignored a Mauritian court order enjoining investors in insolvent satellite company Devas Multimedia from pursuing their US$640 million treaty claim against India, as the claimants accuse the state of going “scorched earth” since the case was filed.
19 May 2023
A Singapore court has allowed Deutsche Telekom to enforce its US$140 million investment treaty award against India over a cancelled satellite deal, dismissing allegations the German company was complicit in fraud.
12 May 2023
A Swiss court has refused to revise a US$132 million investment treaty award won by Deutsche Telekom against India, declining to rule on allegations the award was tainted by illegality.
17 April 2023
The Delhi High Court has affirmed its decision to set aside a US$1.3 billion ICC award against an Indian state-owned entity based on allegations of fraud.
20 March 2023
A German court has ruled that Deutsche Telekom can partially enforce a US$132 million investment treaty award against India over a cancelled satellite deal, finding the state lacked evidence to substantiate its fraud allegations.
08 February 2023
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