The doctrine of Res Judicata before international arbitral tribunals

Diplôme Thèse The doctrine of Res Judicata before international arbitral tribunals fre 2012-05-15 author Schaffstein Silja Anne 509719 director Kaufmann-Kohler Gabrielle 28714 director Mistelis Loukas 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:23745 urn:nbn:ch:unige-237457 D. 851 There are currently no rules in international commercial arbitration law and practice assuring the coordination between (partial or final) arbitral awards and/or national court judgments rendered in identical or related cases. This lack of coordination is unsatisfactory, particularly in light of the ever-growing tendency of parties to submit their commercial disputes to international arbitration and the increasing complexity of international arbitration. Today, international commercial transactions and the disputes to which they give rise regularly involve multiple parties, contracts and issues. As a consequence, these disputes (or certain aspects of these disputes) are increasingly tried in multiple fora. In such circumstances, difficult issues regarding the res judicata effects of prior judgments or awards are likely to arise before international commercial arbitral tribunals. Dewey 340.9 95 Département de droit international privé 5I false 021ff236-2938-47a2-8225-32edbcd3c6cd Thesis Private PhD Silja Schaffstein.pdf 1656810 application/pdf 773d568713b2f6f62cc6e201db45ecd26aeef5caeca0134727e8ade2269d7df0 closedAccess Faculté de droit / Département de droit international privé

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