Due Weight to Supervisory Court - International Arbitration

Enforcement of an Award Adjourned Against a Non-Party to an Arbitration Agreement

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

June 5, 2019August 4, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

Latham & Watkins review the English High Court’s decision in J (Lebanon) v. K (Kuwait) …

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Honk Kong Court gives “Due Weight” to Supervisory Court on Enforcement

Due Weight to Supervisory Court / Enforcement / Hong Kong

Honk Kong Court Gives “Due Weight” To Supervisory Court On Enforcement

October 10, 2018June 14, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

Herbert Smith Freehills reviews the decision of the Hong Kong High Court in U v …

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Active and Passive Remedies / Due Weight to Supervisory Court / Enforcement / Extension of Time / Hong Kong / Inordinate Delay / Jurisdiction / New York Convention

Hong Kong CFA Clarifies Principles For Out Of Time Resistance Of New York Convention Award

August 20, 2018July 3, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

Baker McKenzie analyse the April 2018 decision from the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal …

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Active and Passive Remedies / Due Weight to Supervisory Court / Enforcement / Extension of Time / Good Faith / Jurisdiction / Model Law Article 16(3) / New York Convention

Astro v Lippo: Success for First Media In Hong Kong

April 12, 2018September 18, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

Phillip Rompotis lead the team representing First Media in the hearings before the Hong Kong …

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US Court blocks enforcement of award due to effect of the terms of arbitration agreement

Appeal of Award / Due Weight to Supervisory Court / Enforcement / USA

US Court Blocks Enforcement Of Award Due To Effect Of The Terms Of Arbitration Agreement

October 23, 2017June 14, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

Herbert Smith Freehills reviews the decision of the United States District Court for the District …

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Court of Appeal provides clarification on “good faith” principle in the context of enforcement of arbitral awards

Due Weight to Supervisory Court / Extension of Time / Good Faith / Hong Kong / New York Convention

Hong Kong CA Clarifies Good Faith Principle When Enforcing Awards

January 19, 2017June 19, 2019 - by Phillip Rompotis

Baker McKenzie review the Hong Kong Court of Appeal’s decision in the Astro v Lippo …

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