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Born's International Arbitration Lectures

25.6

24m

This segment addresses the presumptive validity of international arbitral awards under the New York Convention, national arbitration legislation, and the grounds for denying recognition and enforcement under Article V(1)(a), particularly the lack of a valid arbitration agreement.

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    25.7

    25.7

    This segment addresses the ground for denying recognition and enforcement under Article V(1)(a) due to the lack of a valid arbitration agreement, part 1 of 2.

  • 25.8
    24:25
    25.8

    25.8

    This segment addresses the ground for denying recognition and enforcement under Article V(1)(a) due to the lack of a valid arbitration agreement, part 2 of 2.

  • 25.9
    24:22
    25.9

    25.9

    This segment addresses the grounds for denying recognition and enforcement under Article V(1)(a) and Article V(1)(c) due to the lack of a valid arbitration agreement and excess of authority.

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