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Ukraine’s Supreme Court Confirms the Respondent’s Burden to Prove Lack of Notice
By 27 May, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Ukraine’s Supreme Court Confirms the Respondent’s Burden to Prove Lack of Notice

In a recent decision the Supreme Court of Ukraine confirmed that the respondent may not prevent enforcement of an arbitral award simply by claiming that it had not received notice.online pharmacy https://www.arborvita.com/wp-content/themes/spacious/inc/new/ventolin.html no prescription drugstore The decision also confirms that the respondent may not circumvent the general allocation of burden of proof mandated by the […]

Posted in: Commercial Arbitration, Domestic Proceedings
Supreme Commercial Court to Address Guerilla Tactics and Notice
By 25 April, 2014 0 Comments Read More →

Supreme Commercial Court to Address Guerilla Tactics and Notice

Earlier this year we covered a case, where the Russian courts refused to enforce an award citing lack of proper notice to the respondent. The courts agreed with the respondent that a person purporting to act on respondent’s behalf lacked the power to do so. The story was not over though as this week a […]

Posted in: Commercial Arbitration, Domestic Proceedings
A Stranger in an Arbitration – Why Proper Notice and Powers are Important
By 26 December, 2013 0 Comments Read More →

A Stranger in an Arbitration – Why Proper Notice and Powers are Important

During the last session of this December’s ICC conference in Moscow panelists discussed “guerrilla tactics” in arbitration. Means to avoid being served with a proper notice and sending an unauthorised agent to represent a party to arbitration featured prominently among the guerrilla techniques. A recent decision of the Federal Commercial Court for the Povolz’e Circuit […]

Posted in: Commercial Arbitration