Singapore CA Clarifies Decision To Lift Stay Of Proceedings
新加坡法院澄清撤销诉讼程序的决定
The Singapore Court of Appeal confirms the decision of first instance court to lift a stay on proceedings but on different grounds.
Consent to Arbitrate
Non-Party Bound By Arbitration Agreement On The Basis Of Implied Consent
Courts regularly face applications to set aside or resist enforcement of awards on one or …
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Consent to Arbitrate / Due Weight to Supervisory Court / Enforcement / Governing Law / Non Parties / Relief Against Non Parties / Seat of Arbitration
Enforcement Of Award Adjourned Against A Non-Party
Latham & Watkins review the English High Court’s decision in J (Lebanon) v. K (Kuwait) …
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Hong Kong Court Revisits Non-Party Costs Orders
King & Wood Mallesons review the Hong Kong High Court’s 2019 decision in Ng Yuk …
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India Court Confirms Two Indian Parties’ Choice Of Foreign Seat And Applies Alter Ego Doctrine To Join Non-Parties
Herbert Smith Freehills review GMR Energy Limited v. Doosan Power Systems India Private Limited, where …
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Defendants Stay Court Proceedings Relying On Agreement To Which They Were Not a Party
Baker McKenzie review the 2017 Singapore High Court decision in Gulf Hibiscus Ltd v Rex …
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Australian Court Emphasises Importance Of Binding All Parties To Arbitration Agreement
Herbert Smith Freehills review the February 2017 decision of the Full Federal Court of Australia …
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