May 2008 – Issue 95

01 May 2008

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Issue 95

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May’s issue considers the potential consequences of a party taking a wholly unreasonable stance during a mediation. It also examines the question of the confidentiality of arbitration proceedings.

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Sub-Clause 20.1 – the FIDIC Time Bar under Common and Civil Law

Jeremy Glover looks at Sub-Clause 20.1 – the FIDIC Time Bar under Common and Civil Law.

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01 February 2015

Mediation: is it ever reasonable to decline a request to mediate?

Jeremy Glover looks at the question - Mediation: is it ever reasonable to decline a request to mediate?

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What can you do if a Responding Party in an arbitration refuses to pay its share of the Advance on Costs?

Failure by a party to pay its share of an advance on arbitration costs may amount to a breach of the arbitration agreement, but it will not necessarily be repudiatory. Where the applicable arbitral rules provide mechanisms to allow the arbitration to proceed, non‑payment alone is unlikely to render the arbitration agreement inoperative.

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