Chapter 13 Flashcards
1
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What are the costs of arbitration? What is the difference between costs of arbitration in ad hoc arbitrations and institutional arbitrations?
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2
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What is meant by ‘costs follow the event’? Are there exceptions to this rule?
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3
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How would an arbitral tribunal determine recoverable costs? Why should there be a cap on such costs?
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4
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When would an order for security of costs be desirable? What dangers must such an order seek to avoid?
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Examination-style questions
* Define ‘costs of the arbitration’, the ‘award of costs’, ‘recoverable costs of the arbitration’ and ‘the determination of costs’.
- Explain why ‘costs follow the event’ might not be a desirable rule in international arbitration. Is there a better alternative?
- Compare the application of capping recoverable costs and ordering for security of costs in an arbitration. What are the similarities and differences?
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