Jayco pays for wheely bad representation
1 June 2021
Jayco to pay penalty for false or misleading representation about consumer guarantees
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All Mallesons Pulse Posts
All Mallesons Pulse Posts
The Age of Asian Arbitration and the Flatlining of Arbitration travel – our takeaways from the 2021 Queen Mary International Arbitration Survey
31 May 2021
Here are our key takeaways from this year’s 12th International Arbitration Survey 'Adapting Arbitration to a Changing World'
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TasPorts sails to a smooth end
24 May 2021
TasPorts admits to contravening the new misuse of market power provision, bringing to an end the tug of war between the ACCC and TasPorts.
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The power of data (or, why I love metrics)
18 May 2021
Data is a powerful thing. Here are 4 reasons I love working with data to drive change:
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Does A Cryptocurrency Arbitral Award in the PRC Mean Anything In Reality?
18 May 2021
Recent decision of Shenzhen Intermediate People’s Court considers the value of enforcing a cryptocurrency arbitral award in the PRC.
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Latin Doctrine in Latin America: Teco and Guatemala and the Scope of Res Judicata
17 May 2021
What is the scope of res judicata in international arbitration? The recent decision in Teco and Guatemala shed some light on the test.
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Recent Spanish Constitutional Court case law strengthens Spain as a seat for arbitration
17 May 2021
This article provides an update on recent judgments on the annulment of arbitral awards, strengthening Spain as a seat for arbitration
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SIAC Statistics: Looking behind the large increase in SIAC caseload
29 April 2021
SIAC has released its impressive statistics for 2020 with new cases topping 1,000 for the first time. Here we outline some of the highlights
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Administration of Arbitration in China by SIAC: Daesung Industrial Gases Co Ltd v Praxair (China) Investment Co Ltd
27 April 2021
This article gives insight into Daesung v Praxair, in which the PRC Court upheld the foreign administration of arbitration in China by SIAC
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Joinder of third parties – still not easy under all institutional rules
27 April 2021
The decisions in CJD v CJE has sparked a lesson to be learnt on the consent requirement in joinder of third parties under institutional rules
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