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Arbitration Law Service Issue 93 now available

Service Issue 93 (March 2023) now published

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Service Issue 93 of Arbitration Law reflects on changes suggested by the Law Commission's Consultation Paper 257, concerning proposals to reform the English Arbitration Act 1996.

Recent cases discussed include:

2022 review of Hong Kong SAR arbitration case law

Now published in Arbitration Law Monthly

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This special feature explores selected arbitration-related court decision highlights and legislative initiatives in 2022, which will likely have significant ramifications for the arbitration community. 

Written by Edward Liu, Maggie Lee, Manly Lam and Bridget Yim, Haiwen & Partners LLP

Arbitration Law Monthly

2023 review of Hong Kong SAR arbitration case law

This article delves into notable arbitration-related court decisions in Hong Kong during 2023, providing valuable insights for the arbitration community.By Edward Liu (Partner), Lori Ng and Vinca Yau (Senior Associates), Charlie Lau (Associate), and Aaron Lai (Trainee Solicitor), all members of the dispute resolution team at Haiwen & Partners LLP
Online Published Date:  28 Mar 2024
Appeared in issue:  Vol 24 No 3 - 28 Mar 2024

Arbitrability: applicable law

In Mittal v Westbridge Ventures II Investment Holdings [2023] SGCA 1 the Singapore Court of Appeal has considered the decision of the High Court of Singapore, [2021] SGHC 244, on the important question of whether the validity of an arbitration clause on the grounds of arbitrability was to be determined by the law of the seat or the law applicable to the arbitration clause. It was important in this case because the law of the seat, Singapore, recognised the issue (minority shareholder oppression) as arbitrable whereas the law applicable to the arbitration clause, India, regarded the issue as non-arbitrable. The Court of Appeal rejected the High Court's reasoning, although reached the same ultimate conclusion on the facts of the case.
Online Published Date:  30 Nov 2023
Appeared in issue:  6567 - 17 Apr 2024

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Arbitration Law Monthly is a specially designed information service that provides you with critical and essential analysis of global arbitration court decisions. Covering a wide range of industries including construction, banking, energy, gas, insurance, oil and shipping, Arbitration Law Monthly offers you a convenient round-up of news, information and analysis in an easy-to-read format.

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