In this article, Kit Lee explores the viability of Retention of Title clauses as tools for vendors to protect themselves in the event of the buyers’ insolvency.
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Enforcement of Investment Arbitration Award: Blurring the Notion of Consent
In this essay, Bhavya Kala and Jubin Malawat explore whether a state instrumentality can be held liable for the award debts of a state via reverse piercing and the interplay of the concept of reverse piercing and the concept of consent in arbitration.
The Relationship Between the Situs and Lex Arbitri in International Commercial Arbitration
In this Dissertation, Christos Georgiou considers the benefits and complexities of International Commercial Arbitration, questioning whether the ‘seat’ theory still takes precedence over the ‘delocalisation’ theory in arbitral disputes.