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09 March 2026

English Commercial Court rejects Russia’s public policy objections in latest Yukos enforcement decision, upholding US$50bn awards

English Commercial Court rejects Russia’s public policy objections in latest Yukos enforcement decision, upholding US$50bn awards
23 February 2026

Section 68 challenge: Understanding when a tribunal can disregard a new and unpleaded case

Section 68 challenge: Understanding when a tribunal can disregard a new and unpleaded case
16 May 2024

English High Court rejects Section 68 challenge to arbitral award on the grounds of "serious irregularity"

In the case of Republic of Kosovo v ContourGlobal Kosovo LLC [2024] EWHC 877 (Comm), the English High Court (the High Court) has rejected a challenge by …

01 November 2018

English court sets aside arbitration award for serious irregularity due to tribunal's non-disclosure of novel point central to award

The odds of successfully challenging an arbitral award in the English Courts on the basis of s68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (serious irregularity) …

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