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USA—Romania faces civil contempt sanctions in ICSID award enforcement proceedings (Micula v Romania)

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Published on: 26 November 2020
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Law360: A DC federal judge gave Romania 14 days to comply with post-judgment disclosure or be issued with civil contempt sanctions starting at $US 25,000 per week in a dispute over the enforcement of a $US 356m International Centre for Settlement Disputes (ICSID) award obtained by Swedish investors.

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