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US 100

23 - 10 - 1989

US 100. United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, 23 October 1989

Yearbook
Yearbook Commercial Arbitration, A.J. van den Berg (ed.), Vol. XV (1990)

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United States of America

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Full text decision US 100

Excerpt
Excerpt decision US 100

Topics in US 100
¶101 » Award made in the territory of another (Contracting) State (paragraphs 1 and 3 – first or "reciprocity" reservation)
¶102 » Arbitral award not considered as domestic (paragraph 1)
¶109 » Arbitral award: “a-national” award
¶111 » Permanent arbitral bodies (paragraph 2)
¶114 » Iran-US Claims Tribunal
¶301 » Procedure for enforcement in general
¶403 » Original or copy arbitration agreement
¶507 » Miscellaneous cases regarding the arbitration agreement
¶513 » Ground d: Irregularity in the composition of the arbitral tribunal or arbitral procedure

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