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Arbitration weekly highlights—13 June 2019

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Published on: 13 June 2019

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Table of contents

Arbitration under the Arbitration Act 1996
AA 1996, s 68 challenge to an arbitrators’ ‘ruling’
Injunctive relief in support of arbitration proceedings
Institutional and ad hoc arbitration
ICC—2018 caseload
Investment treaty arbitration
ICSID—cooperation agreement with Madrid Court of Arbitration
A closer look at CJEU’s opinion on CETA’s dispute settlement mechanism
Key decisions and awards—partial annulment of award and ECT award
International arbitration

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Article summary

This week’s edition of Arbitration highlights includes the ICC’s caseload statistics for 2018 and news of a court decision on disclosure in relation to an injunction in support of a pending arbitration. All this and more in our weekly highlights.

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