Topic: Shareholder disputes
Pre-enforcement relief denied in Indian airline dispute
The Delhi High Court has refused to grant interim relief ahead of the enforcement of an LCIA award in a dispute between the founders of India’s largest airline – shedding light on the outcome of the arbitration.
13 October 2021
RSM settles fight over Cameroon gas field
US oil company RSM has agreed to settle an UNCITRAL arbitration with its UK partner in a Cameroonian gas project, as the parties await an award in a related ICC case in Texas.
29 September 2021
LCIA panel decides Indian airline dispute
An LCIA tribunal has issued a final award in a dispute between the billionaire co-founders of India’s largest airline over its corporate governance.
27 September 2021
Zimbabwe creditors race to enforce overlapping ICSID awards
Two sets of ICSID creditors have applied to a US court to enforce overlapping ICSID awards against Zimbabwe over land expropriations as they sue each other in London.
27 September 2021
Chile hit with claim over airport pandemic disruption
Two French airport operators have made good on their threat to bring an ICSID claim against Chile after their concession for Santiago’s international airport was disrupted by the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
16 August 2021
Vedanta reports win against Zambian state entity
Vedanta Resources says it has won an award affirming that a Zambian state-owned entity has breached an arbitration agreement by seeking the liquidation of their copper-mining venture.
16 July 2021
Russia can present new evidence in Yukos challenge
A Canadian appeal court has ruled that Russia can submit new evidence in its bid to set aside a jurisdictional award in a US$700 million Energy Charter Treaty case brought by a Yukos investor.
07 July 2021
Feud over fishing venture heads to LCIA
The High Court in London has ruled that part of a Swedish businessman’s claims against a Russian billionaire over the sale of a US$200 million stake in a fishing business should be heard in LCIA arbitration.
23 April 2021
Amazon enforces SIAC emergency order in India
The Delhi High Court has provisionally enforced a SIAC emergency arbitrator’s order restraining Amazon’s Indian business partner from proceeding with a US$3.4 billion asset sale.
02 February 2021
Dos Santos telecoms award upheld in Paris
A Paris court has upheld a US$646 million award against a company owned by embattled Angolan billionaire Isabel dos Santos – ruling that the ICC was right to appoint the five-member tribunal that heard the case and dismissing allegations of bias against two arbitrators.
27 January 2021
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