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Puma Energy wins emergency award in claim against Benin (Puma v Benin)

Published on: 19 June 2017
Published by: Law360
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Law360, New York: A Stockholm Chamber of Commerce emergency arbitrator has ordered Benin to halt the enforcement of a $15 million judgment against Puma Energy Holdings (Luxembourg) SARL's Beninese subsidiary following a dispute over an asset purchase agreement, an initial victory as Puma seeks to hold Benin accountable for its judiciary’s actions. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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