Over the past ten to fifteen years, the UAE has moved to the forefront of arbitration in the MENA, having built a modern state-of-the-art arbitration infrastructure. To consolidate its position as a leading arbitration hub, the UAE has seen the adoption of the Federal Arbitration Law, which entered into effect on 16 June 2018. This publication aims to shed light... Read More
POWER SECTOR RELATED ARBITRATION IN BANGLADESH The Globally Autonomous Theory (Sui Juris) is gaining popularity for arbitration which basically means that arbitration is a private procedure mostly based on agreement between the parties, which has nothing to do with national law and national legal system. International community supports arbitration as it is a business demand. From time to time different... Read More
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION OF BANGLADESH Over centuries it is a well-established international principle that every state is entitled to enjoy absolute immunity against trial (Jurisdiction) & Judgment & Order (Execution) of any foreign Court. Actions against state as a party to a foreign procedure could only be brought with their consent. To limit the effect of the said doctrine in particular... Read More
ARBITRATION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW The modern history of international arbitration is generally recognized as dating from the so-called Jay Treaty of 1794 between the United States of America and Great Britain. Under the Treaty of Washington of 1871, the United States and the United Kingdom made few head of states as appointing authority of a five-member tribunal. The Hague Peace Conference... Read More
