The
IBA Subcommittee on Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards
conducted in 2015-2016 the second part of its comparative study on the grounds
for refusing enforcement of awards under Article V (2) of the New York
Convention, covering this year the non-arbitrability exception.
For such
purpose, the Subcommittee solicited and received reports from Arbitration
Committee members reporting jurisdiction by jurisdiction on the treatment of
non-arbitrability by national laws and State courts in the context of
enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. Cai & Lenard arbitration lawyers prepared the Ukrainian section of
the study.
IBA Arbitration Study
The IBA Subcommittee on Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards conducted in 2015-2016 the second part of its comparative study on the grounds for refusing enforcement of awards under Article V (2) of the New York Convention, covering this year the non-arbitrability exception.
For such purpose, the Subcommittee solicited and received reports from Arbitration Committee members reporting jurisdiction by jurisdiction on the treatment of non-arbitrability by national laws and State courts in the context of enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. Cai & Lenard arbitration lawyers prepared the Ukrainian section of the study.
The aggregate report is available for downloading at the IBA webpage (http://www.ibanet.org/Document/Default.aspx?DocumentUid=C551D35B-8CFD-4255-98D9-BBEB94974A7B). Jurisdiction sections will be published soon.
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