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Court declines to hear summary judgment/strike out application before stay application in favour of arbitration (Deposit Guarantee Fund for Individuals v Bank Frick)

Court declines to hear summary judgment/strike out application before stay application in favour of arbitration (Deposit Guarantee Fund for Individuals v Bank Frick)

Court declines to hear summary judgment/strike out application before stay application in favour of arbitration (Deposit Guarantee Fund for Individuals v Bank Frick)

Canada—court refuses to admit new evidence in proceedings to set aside NAFTA arbitration award (Vento Motorcycles v Mexico)

Canada—court refuses to admit new evidence in proceedings to set aside NAFTA arbitration award (Vento Motorcycles v Mexico)

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Scotland—application to stay court proceedings rejected where arbitration clauses not raised in defences (Peter John Morton, Gareth Robertson, Stewart McLaughlin Davis v British Polar Engines)

Scotland—application to stay court proceedings rejected where arbitration clauses not raised in defences (Peter John Morton, Gareth Robertson, Stewart McLaughlin Davis v British Polar Engines)

Scotland—application to stay court proceedings rejected where arbitration clauses not raised in defences (Peter John Morton, Gareth Robertson, Stewart McLaughlin Davis v British Polar Engines)

Hong Kong—winding-up petition stayed pending arbitration on just and equitable grounds (China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP)

Hong Kong—winding-up petition stayed pending arbitration on just and equitable grounds (China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP)

Hong Kong—winding-up petition stayed pending arbitration on just and equitable grounds (China Europe International Business School v Chengwei Evergreen Capital LP)

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