Amoga Krishnan

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• Is there such a thing as a bad challenge?
• Ramsey “wrong” in Hong Kong rail case
• SIAC award survives challenge over excluded in-house rep
• Selling the whole package: Singapore law as governing law?
• Arbitration in the age of covid
• Bolivian politician’s award survives US appeal
• Faulty service dooms bid to revive DR-CAFTA claim
• Hilton can quiz partner over assets in Maldives
• Details of Panama biofuels dispute emerge
• Sinopec faces bid to enforce annulled CIETAC award
• ICC award enforced in India after two-decade saga
• UK injunction lifted in fight over Dutch oil project
• Not too late for Vedanta to enforce against India
• English court approves payment scheme for Ukrainian bank’s bondholders
• Law firm defeats suit over alleged non-disclosure to funder
• ICC panel issues ultimatum to Sierra Leone
• Indian Supreme Court strikes down automatic stays
• US court allows discovery in Brazilian energy dispute
• Sierra Leone faces bid to enforce ICC emergency relief
• Telecoms awards upheld in Singapore after remission

• Can India become an arbitral hub?
• US court enforces ECT award against Moldova
• UK court adjourns bid to enforce Nigerian airport award
• US injunction sought to prevent competing Hong Kong arbitration
• Singapore’s international court issues first arbitration decision
• “Alter ego” seeks foreign assistance in Moroccan hotel dispute
• Trinidad to disclose LCIA documents after Privy Council ruling
• Sri Lankan floating armoury award set aside in Singapore
• Aircraft lease award enforced against UAE group
• Iraqi state entity faces US enforcement bid
• Bolivian politician’s award enforced in Colorado
• ICSID measures fail to halt extradition of witness
• Hong Kong award enforced in dispute over solar IPO
• English court blocks proceedings in Jordan
• South Korean state entity defends award in Singapore
• Tanzania too late to challenge ICC award
• Anti-enforcement injunction lifted in Singapore
• Malaysian oil company wins set-aside in Mumbai
• Smartphone maker waived right to arbitrate, US court finds