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No Extension of Time for Commencing Arbitration Proceedings under Section 12 of the Arbitration Act 1996 Granted Where Claim Could have Been Made in Time
Reino Unido 01/10/1998
Cathiship SA v Allanasons Ltd (The Cathrine Helen), (QBD), NLD 2 June, 1998 Commentary The Cathiship decision shows the importance under the new Arbitration Act of complying strictly with the time limits...
No Right to Declaratory Relief From Court Where Issues Fall Within Scope of Arbitration Agreement
Reino Unido 01/10/1998
Grimaldi Compagnia Di Navigazione Spa v Sekihyo Lines Ltd (QBD) (Commercial Court)), [1998]AllER 297 Commentary The case essentially concerns the relationship between Sections 9 and 12 of the Arbitration...
Stay of Third Party Proceedings Because of Arbitration Agreement
Reino Unido 10/09/1998
Wealands v CLC Contractors Limited and Another (QBD (Commercial Court)), NLD 6 June 1998 Commentary This decision shows that the courts are prepared to give strict effect to the principle of party autonomy...
Appeal Against Arbitration Award Struck-Out for Lack of Timely Prosecution
Reino Unido 10/09/1998
Huyton SA v Jakil Spa (CA), NLD 24 March 1998 Commentary The case concerned an appeal under the Arbitration Act 1979 and is a timely reminder of the risk of having an appeal struck out for want of prosecution...
Arbitration and Litigation in Central and Eastern Europe
International 01/09/1998
The Cameron McKenna Guide to Arbitration and Litigation in Central and Eastern Europe highlights vital dispute resolution issues that affect business contracts from inception by means of a wide ranging...
Arbitration - a recent decision from the House of Lords
Reino Unido 26/07/1998
The Court of Appeal Decision In April 1997 the Court of Appeal in Northern Ireland upheld an order for a stay of litigation commenced by the Developer - Beaufort Developments NI Ltd - against the Contractor...
The Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules (CIMAR) - a move towards standardised multipartite arbitration procedures
Reino Unido 26/07/1998
A move towards standardised multipartite arbitration procedures CIMAR 1998 is a welcome move, writes Liam O'Hanlon The Arbitration Act 1996 encourages parties to write their own arbitration rules and to...
A review of the new ICC Arbitration Rules and whether they address adequately the vexed question of delay
Reino Unido 18/04/1998
The new ICC Arbitration Rules: Old wine in a new bottle? Andrew Rawstron of the Construction Law Group looks at the background to the new ICC Arbitration Rules and comments on whether they adequately...
The Arbitration Act 1996 - was early criticism justified?
Reino Unido 18/04/1998
The Arbitration Act 1996: One year on Charles Spragge of the Litigation and Dispute Management Practice Area looks at cases on the Arbitration Act 1996 and considers whether early criticism of the Act...

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No Extension of Time for Commencing Arbitration Proceedings under Section 12 of the Arbitration Act 1996 Granted Where Claim Could have Been Made in Time

No Right to Declaratory Relief From Court Where Issues Fall Within Scope of Arbitration Agreement

Stay of Third Party Proceedings Because of Arbitration Agreement

Appeal Against Arbitration Award Struck-Out for Lack of Timely Prosecution

Arbitration and Litigation in Central and Eastern Europe

Arbitration - a recent decision from the House of Lords

The Construction Industry Model Arbitration Rules (CIMAR) - a move towards standardised multipartite arbitration procedures

A review of the new ICC Arbitration Rules and whether they address adequately the vexed question of delay

The Arbitration Act 1996 - was early criticism justified?

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