Arbitration Notes

ONLINE CONFERENCE: CAN WE TALK OF AN ARBITRATION CULTURE IN ASIA?

English High Court dismisses challenge to enforcement of award where award debtor allegedly unable to engage a hearing advocate

UPDATE [8]: “NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION”: COVID-19 DRAMATICALLY ACCELERATES DIGITALISATION OF ARBITRATION PROCESSES

GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES PILOT SCHEME ON FACILITATION FOR PERSONS PARTICIPATING IN ARBITRAL PROCEEDINGS IN HONG KONG

ENGLISH COURT GRANTS ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN BRAZILIAN PROCEEDINGS PURSUED IN BREACH OF UNDERTAKING TO ARBITRATE

PRC COURT CONFIRMS JURISDICTION TO RECOGNIZE AND ENFORCE A FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARD AGAINST A BVI COMPANY

ENGLISH COURT CONSIDERS CHALLENGES TO A FURTHER AWARD MADE AFTER REMISSION TO THE TRIBUNAL FOLLOWING AN EARLIER SUCCESSFUL CHALLENGE

AWARD ENFORCEMENT ORDERS: TO SET ASIDE OR NOT TO SET ASIDE? – THAT IS THE QUESTION

MALAYSIAN FEDERAL COURT CONFIRMS THAT ONLY DISPOSITIVE SECTIONS OF ARBITRAL AWARDS ARE TO BE REGISTERED

ENGLISH COURT RESTRAINS EXPERT FROM ACTING IN ARBITRATION DUE TO BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY OF LOYALTY

HONG KONG: COURT DISMISSES SET ASIDE APPLICATION WHERE PARTY ALLEGES ARBITRATION AGREEMENT A SHAM

The Hong Kong Court of First Instance dismissed an application to set aside an arbitral award, rejecting claims that the underlying agreement was a sham …

Malaysian High Court considers the legal test for obtaining subpoenas in aid of arbitration

In Coneff Corporation Sdn Bhd v Vivocom Enterprise (Originating Summons No. WA-24C(ARB)-26-06/2019) the Malaysian High Court for the first time …