Drawing adverse inferences from the non-production of evidence

Article Abstract:

Arbitrators rely on adverse inferences in the absence of a general power to compel parties to produce evidence. Adverse inferences, therefore, not only facilitate appropriate disclosure but also enable parties to prevail on their claims and establish a moral conviction of the truth of an allegation.

Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, India, Iran, Rules of Evidence, Evidence (Law), Law overview

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Transparency, third party participation and access to documents in international investment arbitration

Article Abstract:

Non-government organizations requests to Investment Tribunals for taking part in arbitration proceedings, permission to make written submission and access to documents are discussed.

International Affairs, Treaties & Intnl Law, Evaluation, Foreign investments, International law, Dispute resolution (Law), Conduct of court proceedings, Courtroom proceedings, Court administration

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A missed opportunity to revise the Arbitration Act 1996

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the Arbitration Act 1996 and analyzes if any amendments were needed to be applied to the Act.

Surveys, Administrative law, Arbitration (Administrative law), Administrative arbitration, Arbitrators, Survey

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