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PRACTICE NOTES
This Practice Note examines two ways in which the Cayman Islands courts uphold parties’ agreements to arbitrate disputes: orders staying court proceedings in favour of arbitration, and anti-suit injunctions restraining breaches of arbitration agreements. Note: the Cayman Islands court judgments referred to in this Practice Note are not reported by LexisNexis® UK.
An introduction to the Cayman Islands arbitration regime
Where the seat of arbitration is the Cayman Islands, arbitration proceedings, irrespective of the parties’ locations, are governed by the Arbitration Act 2012 (the Arbitration Act). With effect from 3 December 2020, under the Cayman Islands Citation of Acts of Parliament Law 2020, any Cayman Islands enactment that was a 'Law', or that contains a reference to the title of a Law, is amended by removing the word 'Law' and replacing it with 'Act'. As a result, all Cayman Islands
Arbitration
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