MAY 2015 | International Law Alerts | West Philippine Sea and Arbitration

Philippine Supreme Court reiterates that non-signatories cannot invoke arbitration clauses In the recent case of Stronghold Insurance Company, Inc. v Spouses Rune and Lea Stroem (“Stronghold”),the Philippine Supreme Court held that a non-party to a construction agreement cannot invoke the arbitration clause therein

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FEBRUARY 2005 | International Law Alerts | International Economic Law

Public vs. Private Enforcement of International Economic Law: Of Standing and Remedy Like all bodies of law, the public international law of trade and investment requires an enforcement mechanism. The choices to be made in designing such a mechanism are many. Parties to trade and investment agreements must decide whether to create an adjudicative body to hear complaints about alleged breach of obligations, or to rely on informal diplomacy

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