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Arbitration highlights: England & Wales Bill falls; Hong Kong–Mainland reciprocal judgments; Spain’s ECT withdrawal stance; CGA green survey; new and updated practice notes and alerts

Published on: 30 May 2024

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Table of contents
  • Arbitration in England & Wales
  • Arbitration Bill—wash-up period—fallen
  • International
  • Hong Kong—China—recognition and enforcement of judgments
  • Investment treaty arbitration
  • USA—Spain—ECT withdrawal irrelevant
  • Institutional and ad hoc arbitration
  • CGA—Institutions Task Force— green survey for arbitration institutions
  • Daily and weekly news alerts
  • New and updated content
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In this issue:

  • Arbitration in England & Wales
  • International Investment treaty arbitration
  • Institutional and ad hoc arbitration
  • Daily and weekly news alerts
  • New and updated content

Arbitration in England & Wales

Arbitration Bill—wash-up period—fallen

UK Parliament has stated the Arbitration Bill will not proceed further following the prorogation of Parliament on 24 May 2024. As it did not enter the wash-up period, the Bill now falls. Accordingly, the next government, should it wish to take the Bill forward, will have to reintroduce it and begin the legislative process afresh. See: LNB News 29/05/2024 32...

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