LAWCORE (LLB/LLM Arbitration/LPC/SQE2/New York Bar)

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My LLM dissertation focuses on the efficacy of Article V(1)(c) under the New York Convention towards resisting the enforceability of arbitral awards. My paper examines the following issues: (1) 'Ultra Petita' Awards; (2) 'Infra Petita' Awards; and (3) Partial Enforcement. It is followed by a conclusion on the provision's efficacy and recommendations towards improving its efficacy.

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Queen Mary, University of London • LLM

LLM International Dispute Resolution - Investment Treaty Arbitration II

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1. Introduction 2. State Responsibility & Principles of Interpretation 3. State Defences & Counterclaims 4. Expropriation 5. Non-Contingent Standards 6. Contingent Standards 7. Umbrella Clauses 8. Other Substantive Standards 9. Quantification, Assessment & Damages

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LLM International Dispute Resolution - Investment Treaty Arbitration I - Module 9 (BIT Enforcement & State Immunity)

• Recognition • Enforcement • Execution • Substantive provisions o Enforcing state o Final award o Stay of enforcement o No review o Pecuniary obligations • Procedural provisions o Award notice o Federal courts • Non-ICSID awards o Reservations o BIT/MIT o More favourable provisions o ICSID v New York Convention o Enforcement procedure  Rules of procedure  List of documents  Refusal to enforce/recognise • State immunity • State immunity o Definitio...

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LLM International Dispute Resolution - Investment Treaty Arbitration II - Module 8 (Recognition & Enforcement I)

• New York Convention o Key Features o Scope of Application • Article V – Fundamental Principles of Interpretation • Preventing Parties Resisting Enforcement • Article V(1)(a) – Invalidity of the Arbitration Agreement o Choice of law o Kompetenz-Kompetenz o Burden of proof • Article V(1)(a) – Parties’ Incapacity o Choice of law • Article V(1)(b) – Due Process o Proper notice o Unable to present his case o Choice of law • Article V(1)(c) – Excess of Manda...

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Queen Mary, University of London • LLM

LLM International Dispute Resolution - Investment Treaty Arbitration II - Module 7 ( Relief, Costs & Third Party Funding)

• Substantive relief o Choice of law o Governing laws  National laws  Institutional rules o Limits to arbitrators’ remedial powers o Types of substantive relief  Monetary relief  Declaratory relief  Injunctive relief • Specific performance • Restitution • Rectification  Fill gaps/Adapt contract terms  Punitive/Exemplary damages • Interest o Arbitrators’ power to award interest o Simple vs Compound interest o Governing laws  Mandatory rules...

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Queen Mary, University of London • LLM

LLM International Dispute Resolution - Investment Treaty Arbitration II - Module 5 (Arbitrator’s Independence & Impartiality)

• Definition • Standards • National laws • Institutional rules • IBA Guidelines o Part 1 o Part 2 • Conflicts of interest • Procedure o Commencement of arbitration o During arbitration o After award/Annulment of award • Consequences o Before appointment o After appointment o After award • Challenges o National laws  Similarities  Differences o Institutional rules • Secretary

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Queen Mary, University of London • LLM

LLM International Dispute Resolution - Investment Treaty Arbitration I

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1. Introduction 2. ISDS 3. Jurisdiction & Consent 4. Ratione Personae & Materiae 5. Procedural Issues I 6. Procedural Issues II 7. Award & Annulment 8. BIT 9. BIT Enforcement & State Immunity

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New York Bar - 1,394 Real NCBE MBE Questions ( 50% discount)

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This bundle contains 1,394 previously released NCBE questions and answers on all the MBE topics (Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Contracts, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Real Property and Torts) that were used in the multistate bar exam (MBE).