dispute settlement Flashcards

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what is arbitration?

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a form of dispute resolution where the involved parties agree to settle through an arbitrator. the arbitrator’s decision is binding and cannot be appealed

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why arbitration

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  1. customizable
  2. efficient+quicker
  3. confidential
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how is arbitration customizable?

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  1. both parties choose rules governing the arbitral proceedings
  2. place of arbitration
  3. language of arbitration
  4. number of arbitrators
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types of arbitration

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  1. institutional
  2. Ad-Hoc
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what is institutional arbitration?

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conducted under the rules of a specific institution

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example of institutional arbitration

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CRCICA

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7
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what is Ad-hoc arbitration?

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no institutional oversight

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8
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allowed cases for arbitration

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civil and commercial law only,, but criminal cases no

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9
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types of arbitration agreements

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  1. arbitration clause
  2. separate agreement
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what is arbitration clause

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clause in the contract specifying that arbitration is the chosen method for resolving future disputes

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what is separate agreement

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standalone agreement to arbitrate a dispute after it happens

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what is arbitral tribunal

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  1. the panel of arbitrators chosen to solve
  2. one or more
  3. is an odd number
  4. each party nominates one arbitration and together choose a third
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13
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types of international tribunals

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1.Internatial court of justice
2. international criminal court
3. world trade organization
4.ICSID

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what does icj do

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resolved legal disputes between states and gives advisory opinion to UN against agencies

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what does icc do

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ties individuals for serious international crimes, they intervene when national courts fail to act

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icj vs icc

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icc focuses on criminal accountability, while icj resolves state disputes and doesn’t handle criminal cases

17
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what does WTO do

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make global trade easier by providing a framework of agreements

18
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what is dispute settlement understanding (WTO)

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resolves trade disputes between member nations

19
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what does ICSID do

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solve disputes through arbitration

20
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case for icj

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oil platform iran vs US

21
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legal rules of ICSID

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1.the 2 members are part of icsid
2. when they give consent they can’t rescind it unless both parties agree
3. consent must be written to ICSID arbitration
4. the issue should be about investment
5. jurisdiction is established at the time of the consent

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steps to settle a dispute

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  1. consultation and mediation
  2. we hire a panel to hear our sides
  3. final panel reports to parties
  4. final reports to wto
  5. if either party disagrees they can appeal
  6. if no appeal then implement final decision by DSB
  7. if appealed DSB adopts appeal report