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How will the Insolvency Courts approach an application to restrain the advertisement of a winding-up petition?
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How will the Insolvency Courts approach an application to restrain the advertisement of a winding-up petition?
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October’s Dispatch reviews an attempt to stay enforcement of an adjudicator’s decision and the risks of using winding-up petitions to compel payment.
How will the court decide whether or not an adjudicator’s reasons are sufficient?
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September’s Dispatch looks at Early Neutral Evaluation and two enforcement cases where the approach of the adjudicator was challenged.
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August’s Dispatch looks at when you can challenge calls on bonds and the importance of getting the details of your payment application right.
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This issue explores the new ICC Arbitration Rules, challenges in disputes involving Russian entities, the FIDIC Gold Book, third-party funded arbitration and recent guidance on referring disputes to ad hoc DABs under FIDIC contracts.