United States:
Summary Disposition Procedures in International Arbitration
01 August 2018
WilmerHale
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1. National courts in a number of jurisdictions routinely adopt
summary disposition procedures which allow them to make dispositive
rulings on clearly meritorious or unmeritorious cases, often based
on a more limited hearing of the evidence. A number of
international tribunals, including the European Court of Human
Rights, are also empowered to summarily dispose of manifestly
unfounded claims.
Originally published by The International Comparative Legal Guide to
International Arbitration 2018. (This article begins on
Page 4 of the publication).
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