Arbitrating Tikanga Under the Model Law
Provided the core requirements are met, intra-Māori disputes are well suited to arbitration under the Model Law, despite recent court decisions.
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Construction cost overruns and delays are optional; if they do occur, prompt and effective dispute resolution is always the best option.
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Construction cost overruns and delays are optional; if they do occur, prompt and effective dispute resolution is always the best option.
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15 July 2021
Supreme Court clarifies contract interpr...
In Bathurst Resources v Buller Coal, issued yesterday, the Supreme Court clarified contract interpretation, and implied terms.
READ MORE28 June 2021
Finality of arbitral awards - public pol...
The decision of the Privy Council earlier this month in Betamax v State Trading Corporation (Mauritius) provides welcome judicial guidance on issues of arbitrability and public policy.
READ MOREArbitrating Tikanga Under the Model Law
20 September 2021
Provided the core requirements are met, intra-Māori disputes are well suited to arbitration under the Model Law, despite recent court decisions.
READ MORESupreme Court clarifies contract interpr...
15 July 2021
In Bathurst Resources v Buller Coal, issued yesterday, the Supreme Court clarified contract interpretation, and implied terms.
READ MOREFinality of arbitral awards - public pol...
28 June 2021
The decision of the Privy Council earlier this month in Betamax v State Trading Corporation (Mauritius) provides welcome judicial guidance on issues of arbitrability and public policy.
READ MORE