OHADA — an organisation created in 1993 — seeks to
regulate arbitration law among participating states, as well as improving common standards in anti-corruption and commercial / corporate law and investor protection.
Not exact matches
Currently enforced in 16 African countries, OHADA
law covers several aspects of business
law, including general commercial
law, corporate and economic interest groups (GIE)
law, and various legal frameworks
regulating such areas as accounting, security interest, bankruptcy,
arbitration, and contracts of carriage by road.
5 Art. 42,
Arbitration and Mediation
Law (1997): «International arbitration is regulated by the treaties, conventions, protocols and all other acts of international law executed and ratified by the Ecuadorian Republic -LRB-...)&raqu
Law (1997): «International
arbitration is
regulated by the treaties, conventions, protocols and all other acts of international
law executed and ratified by the Ecuadorian Republic -LRB-...)&raqu
law executed and ratified by the Ecuadorian Republic -LRB-...)».
Clause 27.1 makes it quite clear that the curial
law which
regulates the procedure to be adopted in conducting the
arbitration would be the SIAC Rules.