Sentences with phrase «arbitration panel considered»

Not exact matches

On dispute settlement, Guajardo said that Mexico would be willing to consider some adjustments to the investor - state dispute settlement system, after the United States proposed making the use of such arbitration panels optional.

He also found that the arbitration panel erred in considering evidence of substance use in the bargaining unit only, and did not consider all of the relevant evidence put forward by Suncor.

Another panel considered the way in which South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Zambia and Uganda approach international arbitration, with panellists representing the judiciaries of those countries reporting a generally positive outlook, in line with their status as signatories of the New York Convention, although differences of interpretation remain.

Glen Davis QC of South Square, an arbitrator who has worked on African arbitral legislation, chaired a panel which considered the role of international arbitration with an African dimension.

Procuring Cause: This video explains the factors that arbitration hearing panels should consider when reviewing monetary disputes.

Panel members are advised to consider the following, which are representative of the issues and questions frequently involved in arbitration hearings.

Arbitrability and appropriate parties While primarily the responsibility of the Grievance Committee, arbitration Hearing Panels may consider questions of whether an arbitrable issue actually exists and whether the parties named are appropriate to arbitration.

Among the reasons for this are the fact that arbitration awards are not appealable on the merits but generally only on the limited procedural bases established in the governing state arbitration statute; that the issues considered by Hearing Panels are often myriad and complex, and the reasoning for an award may be equally complex and difficult to reduce to writing; and that the inclusion of written findings of fact or rationale (or both) would conceivably result in attempts to use such detail as «precedent» in subsequent hearings which might or might not involve similar facts.