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AAPL v Sri Lanka 23
Abs-Shawcross Draft Convention 23
Abu Dhabi 51 Petroleum Development v Abu Dhabi
abuse of rights 237
acquiescence 51n69, 155, 208, 321
acquired rights 256–264, 280, 355
limit to 261
administrative
law 46, 50, 76n152, 80, 236 ( contract , nature of: administrative )
rights 42
agreement to arbitrate 23n82, 32–33, 35, 70–71, 105–106, 113, 115n134, 134, 198, 232
arbitration clause in 33–35, 41n25, 59n101, 60–61, 72, 77, 91, 113, 142, 150, 153n296, 175, 235n255, 252, 337
compromis in 33, 35–36, 96, 105, 133–134n222, 153, 235, 255
international treaty in 23, 32–33n1, 70–71, 198, 201–202, 232, 358n32
Algeria 33n1, 70, 242, 358n32
Allied Power(s) 132
Alsing v Greece 41, 79n163, 353n13
Alvarez, Alejandro 135
American Arbitration Association 339
American Journal of International Law 352
amiables compositeurs 52
amicable settlement see settlement
amicus curiae 341n319
anational (arbitration) see transnational (arbitration)
anti-trust
issues, arbitrability of 300n199
law(s) 45n50, 187, 300
suit 174, 177, 194, 317n249, 319–323
apartheid 45, 154
appellate body 262
applicable law 49–51, 76, 98–99, 100, 102, 175, 236, 239, 252, 285, 305, 313, 323, 324, 328, 334, 335
appointing authority 60, 145, 153, 198–199, 252, 253n17
appropriation of investor property, cost of 109–110, 117–118, 130, 131, 138, 163 expropriation
arbitrariness 261, 262
arbitration
ad hoc 5
apprehension of 125, 130, 150, 151, 177, 178, 292–293
commercial 11, 13–14n40, 155, 157, 341
consent to ( see agreement to arbitrate )
control over 55–56
damages phase 148
defence of 122
definition 11
dispute resolution as 11, 25
function of 25–26
independent of party will 221
institutional 5
internationalisation of 70, 71n140
multiparty 198
seat of 69n128, 73–74
threat of 56, 204n146
withdrawal from 62n115, 153–156
arbitration clause ( see under agreement to arbitrate )
Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce 359–360
arbitrator(s)
sole 58–59, 60n102–104, 63, 66, 142n255, 208
presiding ( see tribunal: president )
party-appointed 63–65, 66n124, 126, 181–182n75, 263–264n49, 301, 302n204
neutrality 59–66, 182, 295
nationality 62–63, 125–126, 296–297
replacement 55n89, 64n118, 115n134, 153, 214n186
resignation 55n89, 115, 117, 153, 155n308
bias 55n89, 63–64, 181–182n75, 301
independence 59–66, 113–114, 125–126, 145n269, 182n75, 301
impartiality 59–66, 123, 126, 180–181
holding public office 63–64n118, 66n124, 126
withdrawal 86
designation by name 123
compensation 125
communication with parties during proceedings 64n118, 181n75, 301n204
profiles 353–354
arbitrator appointment
considerations 59–66, 180–181, 204–205n147, 208, 256n28, 294–295
deferral of 213
failure 265–267
home state by 55–56n89
objection to 62n115, 207, 213, 295
repeat 113n127, 204, 264–265, 269n68, 272, 277, 294–295
revocation 155 appointing authority
Arendt, Otto 180n72
assurance 178, 260, 288
AT&T 172
Austria 4, 70, 200, 345n329
Austrian Railways 211
South Austrian Railway Company 201, 225, 227, 228, 229 Austro-Hungary ; Sopron-Köszeg Local Railway Company v Austria and Hungary ; Zeltweg-Wolfsberg and Unterdrauburg-Woellan Railway Company v Austria and Yugoslavia
Austro-Hungary 29, 198, 200–202
award (arbitral)
adverse, anticipation of 144–145, 151, 162
antedating of 302
authentic interpretation of 223
bindingness 11, 53, 246, 315
costs on 147n278, 148
dispositif 149n282, 192, 262–264, 311, 320
enforcement 16, 57, 69n130, 74, 140n246, 147n278, 148, 199n133, 222, 230, 231
finality 53, 105, 128n198, 314, 315
inoperative (part of) 221n211
majority by 114, 117, 123–124, 128, 187, 263n49, 303 ( dissenting opinion )
monetary 56, 84, 90, 138, 149, 156, 157–163, 167, 230, 242
nationality of 69n130, 71–74
precedential value of ( see precedent )
preliminary objections on (inter alia) 114, 136–138, 156, 213–219
publication of 17, 152, 253n18, 340–342, 351–352
registration 71
review by parliament 121n164
self-executory 70n135, 242
unanimous 128, 240n268
unreasoned 115, 143, 325, 326–327
award, compliance with 101, 157n315, 195–196, 245, 314
inability of 149, 159–161, 163n337, 164–165
refusal of 157n315, 222, 230, 231n245
reputational costs due to failure of 163n337
award, recourse against 53, 74, 121–122n164
annulment 71–72, 116–117, 148
appeal 128
standard of review 53, 116–117, 128–129
balancing competing (private and public) interests 54, 233, 261, 270, 279
Ballot-Beaupré, Alexis 106–108, 353n13
Bank of International Settlements 221n211
Baquerizo Moreno, Alfredo 64n118
Barcs-Pakrac Railway Company v Hungary and Yugoslavia 74n147, 205n147, 224–232
Batignolles v Yugoslavia 4n8, 69n128, 71n140
Beichmann, Frederik Valdemar Nikolai 60n104, 135, 354n14
Belgium 182
beneficial ownership 154n302
Bentsi-Enchill, Kwamena 154
Berg, Paal 60n104, 353n13, 354n19
Besnard, Rene 265, 269n68
bilateral investment treaty see BIT
BIT 8, 23, 347
Germany-Pakistan 23
with investor-state dispute settlement 23, 70
bona fide see good faith
bond 93, 95, 97, 99, 100, 103, 104, 121
bondholders 95, 98, 99, 100, 103–108, 115n133, 201, 219–223
as holders of independent rights from company 223
Borja, Cesar 63n118, 354n19
BP v Libya 48n63, 50n68, 69n130, 73, 79, 167–168, 243, 328
Bruins, Gijsbert Weijer Jan 60n103, 96–102
Calvo clause 113n123
Calvo doctrine 113
Cameron, Charles A 153
Canada
Canadian National Railway 129
Canadian Northern Railway 118–119, 121, 126
Exchequer Court of 63n116, 123
nationalisation of railway industry 47, 119n149–150, 120, 126, 130
Nova Scotia supreme court 119
Ontario chief justice 119
Parliament 121–123, 125–127, 129–130, 164, 347, 353
Supreme Court 128n198
War Measures Act 120, 126
Case Concerning the Collection of a Pension Fund Charge 276–278
Cassels, Walter 63n116, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127
Cavin, Pierre 60n102, 353n13
chartered company 42
Cherry, James L 110, 111n112
Chile 103, 105, 106, 107
China
Manchuria 284, 286–287 ( Japan: Manchukuo )
Ministry of Communications 291, 292n156, 295n169
Mukden incident 286–287
Mukden Traffic Agreement 284–289
National Council of Reconstruction 285
Nationalist Party of 284
North Eastern Radio and Long Distance Telephone Administration 284
Northern Expedition 284
Shanghai Traffic Agreement 285–286, 288–289, 292–293, 313, 332
warlord era 283 Radio Corporation of America v China
choice of law clause see applicable law
chose jugée see res judicata
Churchill, Winston 71n139, 131, 135, 140n246, 347
civil law see contract , see nature of: see private law
civil procedure rules 69n, 128
claims commissions 328n283, 356
Clarke, Orme 136–137
coercion 120
Colombia
chargé d’affaires 114
congress 110–113
courts 113
president 113n124 Colombia v Cauca Company
Colombia v Cauca Company 46, 47n59, 110–118, 130, 138, 159, 164
commercial
arbitration 11, 13–14n40, 155, 157, 341
dispute 155
law 80, 355
policy 186
transactions 41, 299 under arbitration
commissioners, distinction from arbitrators 112n121
common law 304, 341
common sense 54n86
community for mutual profit see joint (ad)venture
community interest 261
compensation
actual costs for 155
based on equitable considerations 52n80, 132, 233
calculation 230n244
cancellation of public law contract for 189n109, 240n268
contractual breach for 139n244, 148–149, 156
contractual payments for 155
expropriation for 110n107, 112, 131, 212, 220, 222
full 240
just 52n80, 112
lack of 86, 109, 129
legislative change for 274, 277n101, 279
nominal 146
reasonable 240
repudiation of contract for 155
unjust enrichment for 335
competence-competence see Kompetenz-Kompetenz
compromis see under agreement to arbitrate
concession
assignment 110–111
breach 87–88, 139n244, 148, 166, 168, 235–237, 274, 331
continuation following territorial change 44, 209–211, 214–215, 217, 221, 227
expropriation of 45
forfeiture 110–113
interpretation 255, 258, 260, 266, 275, 279, 329, 331–334 ( contract , interpretation )
nature of 80, 236, 334–335
ratification of 41n25, 47n59, 61, 110, 140n246, 157n314, 250–251, 252n12, 254, 255, 259
termination 44, 137, 237
unilateral changes to 79, 259, 272, 274, 279
validity 207, 209, 210, 221, 229n239
confidentiality in arbitration 15 ( privacy in arbitration , exception to ; transparency )
exception to 340–342
conflict of laws 49n65, 98, 99, 102
congress see parliament
consent decree 174, 194, 319n255, 320–321
contract
(un)enforceability 155, 209, 210, 211, 224, 227
ambiguity 239, 264, 268, 270, 305
cancellation of 44, 78, 112–113, 139, 142, 150, 153, 190, 237
inoperable 239
intention 99, 147, 260, 300, 306–307
model 318
modification of 79, 142, 189n109, 190, 194–195, 210, 226–228, 251, 252n12, 272, 274, 279, 292
negotiations 48, 59n101, 60–61, 103, 147, 193, 255, 304
unequal 239
validity of 143–144, 156, 189n109, 209–210, 211, 221, 228
voidability of 154–155
contract, interpretation 35, 54n86, 108, 176, 279
circumstances at the time of conclusion and 147
contracts affecting the public interest of 77, 304–306
good faith in 279
restrictive (of state contracts) 269, 332–334
textual 183–184, 268, 307, 308n226
textual differences and 309, 315 concession: interpretation
contract, nature of
administrative 76, 79, 80, 186 ( administrative: law )
private law 79, 186, 188–191, 197, 236–237, 274, 313
public law 50, 51–52, 78–80, 186, 188–191, 236, 274, 313 ( compensation: cancellation of public law contract for ; public law )
sui generis 185
contrat administratif see under contract , see nature of: see administrative
Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes between States and Nationals of Other States see international treaties: ICSID Convention
counsel 55, 56n90, 62n115, 67
acting as arbitrator ( see double-hatting )
nationality 63n117, 296–297
counter-measure 57n96
currency devaluation 95, 97
Czechoslovakia see The Administration of Posts and Telegraphs of the Republic of Czechoslovakia v Radio Corporation of America
damages see compensation
Davis, Manton 183, 194, 300–302
de Brouckere, Louis 241, 277, 278n102
decision-maker
primary as 169–170, 197, 199, 210, 212, 234, 244, 350, 351
private actors as 54–67, 78, 80, 82, 349
secondary as 169, 197, 244, 350, 351
decision-making
discretionary and/or creative 37, 48–54, 74, 75, 78–79, 80, 81–82, 102, 108, 129–130, 164, 233, 250, 253, 266, 269, 270, 279, 310n233, 311, 339–340, 349
externalisation of 58–66, 82
deference 78, 164
diplomatic correspondence 133n222
diplomatic protection 8, 55, 65, 91, 111, 113, 116n137, 251n11, 356
diplomatic relations 16, 57
direct state (entity) conduct, capacity by tribunals to
impact on state behaviour and 195–196, 198, 245
modalities 169–170
primary decision maker as 199, 208, 210–212, 219–220, 224, 226, 229–230, 231, 234, 244
pursuant to international treaty 242
recurrence 235–243, 244
through arbitral review, as a secondary decision-maker 188, 192–193, 196–197, 244
dispute resolution clause 71n140, 216 agreement to arbitrate: arbitration clause in
dissenting opinion 47, 114, 124, 128, 187n103, 263–264n49
practical relevance of 128
Ditta Luigi Gallotti v Somalia 52n80, 54n85, 69n128, 110n107
domestic courts
Canada 119, 122n164, 123, 128n198
Colombia 113
Denmark 69n130
France 57, 74n147
Netherlands 152
oversight by 69, 72n142, 74
Switzerland 71, 73
UK 53n84, 128–130, 140n246, 147, 148
US 46, 53n84, 65n119, 99, 111n112, 112n121, 115n133–134, 116–118, 128, 130, 293n164
Yugoslavia 74n147, 231
double exequatur 57n93
double-hatting 63n118
Duff Development Company 141
concession in Kelantan 40n16, 42, 141–142 Duff v Kelantan ; Duff, Robert W
Duff v Kelantan 4n8, 56n91–92, 69n128, 140–151, 159–162, 165, 242n276, 245n277, 353n11
Duff, Robert W 42, 141
Duke Henry II of Bavaria 4
Dupuy, René-Jean 56n91, 73, 79, 166–169, 235, 243
ECtHR 354
Ecuador
dispute with Guayaquil and Quito Railway Company 46n59, 55n89, 63–64n118, 65, 71n140
Minister of Foreign Affairs 65
president 46n59
Effendi, Youssouf Navon 131
Egypt 161n332 Suez v Egypt
Einstein, Albert 61
El Salvador 205
employee rights see worker rights
equitable treatment 219
equity 52, 65, 130n203, 132, 133, 233, 275–279
court of 116n137
suit in 116 general principle(s): justice and equity of
Erades, Lambertus 60n103, 153
Erwerbsgesellschaft see joint (ad)venture
espousal of claims see diplomatic protection
Ethiopia
administrative law, absence of 50, 236
alcohol monopoly 41, 235, 236
State Liquor Board 235–237 Rialet v Ethiopia
European Court of Human Rights see ECtHR
European public law 51, 236
evidence, admissibility of 124, 136
exceptions, restrictive interpretation of 217
excise duties 235, 237
exclusivity
agreements of 177, 194, 305, 309, 318, 321
rights of 141, 142, 236, 331–334
expert 67
expert committee 204n145, 213
expert report 67n126, 136n234
expropriation 29, 43, 199, 201, 218, 224, 237, 244
ordering of 211–212, 219–220, 230, 231
prohibition of 226, 229–230
fairness 52, 129
Federated Malay States 149–150, 161
High Commissioner 149n282, 161
Railways 150
financial consequences (for states)
award of 149, 151, 159–161, 164–165
capacity to govern, impact on 161–163, 165
fiscal
benefits 43, 251
immunity 275
forum (absence of) 102
Fox, Williams C 64n118
France 16, 57, 71n139, 72n142, 133–134
Conseil d’État 206
Court of Cassation 105, 106, 353n13 Franco-Algerian agreements on Algerian independence
Franck, Louis 235n256
Franco-Algerian agreements on Algerian independence 33n1, 70, 242, 358n32
Furrer, Reinhold 182, 187n103, 295
General Electric Company 172
general principle(s) 73, 264n49
conflict of laws of 49n65, 99, 102
justice and equity of 51, 52n80
law of 49, 51, 167n7, 327, 335
public law of 51–52, 239, 240n268, 257, 263 general rule(s) of law ; generally accepted principles of law ; ordinary principles of law ; principle(s) of (public) international law ; principles of right
general public 251, 353, 357
general rule(s) of law 51, 239 general principle(s)
generally accepted principles of law 236n257
Geneva 206, 353
gold basis 97–101, 225, 226
gold clause 98, 100
(in)validity of 99, 100
gold standard, abandonment of 45n50, 95
gold value 95
gold value clause 98
good faith 79, 274, 279
governance
adjustment of manner in which it is carried out due to historical ISA 56, 144–145, 151, 162, 165, 198, 245
beyond present day investment-treaty arbitration 361
capacity to exercise 158, 162–163, 165
cost of 84, 88–89, 92, 101–102, 108–110, 114, 118, 127, 129–130, 136, 138–140, 149, 157–158, 162–165, 350
definition 26–27
heterogeneity 26–27, 349–350, 357
ISA’s historical tradition in 349, 357
modalities of 28–30, 349–350, 357
present day investment-treaty arbitration and 12–13, 358–359, 361
the novelty narrative and 13, 358
governing law see applicable law
government
policy ( see policy ; see public policy )
interference with investor rights 44, 58–59, 86, 258–261, 263n49, 269
Grace, Michael P 104
Grand Trunk Railway Arbitration 4n8, 47, 118–131, 136, 138, 164, 353n11–12, 354n13, 354n17–18
Greco-Bulgarian ‘Communities’ 296
Greece
applicability of legislation to concessionaire(s) 257, 258, 259, 262, 263, 272–273, 275, 278
arbitrations under Power and Traction concession 241, 252–281
legislation providing for investor-state arbitration 281
Minister of Communications 255, 269
Ministry of Agriculture, Trade and Industry 271
Ministry of Communications 254, 255, 256, 261, 262, 263n47, 263–264n49, 272
Ministry of Economy 272
Ministry of Labour 265
parliament 251
Power and Traction public utilities concession 250–251
tradition of arbitration 281n109 Alsing v Greece ; Greece v Socobelge ; Greek Telephone Company Case ; Hellenic Electric Railways v Greece (1935) ; Safety and Control Regulations Case ; Staff Regulations Case ; Ten Lepta Charge Case ; Truncated Tribunal Case
Greece v Socobelge 41n20, 63n118, 67n126, 91, 159
Greek Telephone Company Case 238–240
guarantee 222, 250n2, 251n11
hypothecary 222
letter of 291
Guayaquil and Quito Railway Company see under Ecuador
Guerrero, José Gustavo 205–206, 208n167, 213–214n186, 221–222n213, 232, 354n14, 354n16, 354n19
Guillemard, Laurence 161
Hague, The 206, 353
Hambros and Lazard v Romanian Monopolies Institute 45n50, 49n65, 92–102, 108, 164
Harris, Robert E 119
Haupt, Lewis M 114
head of state 354
Hedjaz Railway Arbitration 65n119, 73n145, 79n163
Hellenic Electric Railways v Greece (1935) 241 ( Safety and Control Regulations Case ; Staff Regulations Case ; Ten Lepta Charge Case ; Truncated Tribunal Case )
historical research
anachronism and 19–22
contextualism and 20n73, 24n94
informational indeterminacy and 19
limitations of 19–22
longue durée and 24
periodisation and 22–25
home state 33n1, 55, 57, 91 diplomatic protection
Horsfall, Percy 63n118, 256, 257n30, 263n49
host state 8, 33n1, 57
Huber, Max 135
Hubert, Auguste 181n75, 294–295, 297, 301–302, 338
Hungary 70, 200 ( Austro-Hungary ; Barcs-Pakrac Railway Company v Hungary and Yugoslavia ; Sopron-Köszeg Local Railway Company v Austria and Hungary )
Hurst, Cecil 131, 134n222
hydrocarbons 70, 242, 281, 358n32 ( natural resources )
ICC International Court of Arbitration 5, 23n92, 359
ICJ 60, 135, 153, 205, 356
ICSID 6, 167, 361
ICSID Convention see international treaties: ICSID Convention
Idelson, Vladimir 62n115
illegality 78, 196, 303
imperium in imperio 142
indemnification see compensation
inducement, to enter into agreement 121, 144, 154–155n305
infrastructure (public) 38, 41, 44, 91, 109, 149 public utilities ; railways
injunctive relief 70n135, 242, 293n164
Institute of International Law 135, 235n256
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes see ICSID
International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Arbitration see ICC International Court of Arbitration
International Court of Justice see ICJ
international judge 70n133, 216
International Labour Office 267, 278, 280, 353, 356
administering institution as 253n17
appointing authority as 252, 253n17, 256n28, 265, 267
Director of 252, 256, 264, 265–266, 267n60, 272, 275, 280, 354n16
international law see public international law
International Law Commission 73
international organisation 252–253, 354, 356 International Labour Office ; League of Nations ; PCA ; United Nations
international treaties
Agreement Regarding the Final Discharge of the Financial Obligations of Austria (Hague Agreement) 215, 218, 219
European Convention on International Commercial Arbitration 23
ICSID Convention 23, 361
multilateral 198, 201n136
New York Convention 23, 57n93, 74
providing for investor access to arbitration against state(s) 23, 32–33n1, 70–71, 198, 201–202, 232, 358n32
Rome Agreement (1923) 225–229, 231
Treaty of Ancon 103, 105, 106, 107
Treaty of Saint-Germain 49n64, 200–201, 207, 209, 213–219, 224, 234
Treaty of Sevres 132–133, 134n222, 201n136, 233n252
Treaty of Trianon 49n64, 200–201, 209, 227, 234 BIT: Germany-Pakistan
investment protection, substantive standards of 6
investment-treaty arbitration
novelty narrative and 12, 358
criticism of 358–359
advent of 23, 347, 358
transparency of 15, 17, 361
governance as 12–13, 358–359, 361
investor
administrative and financial independence 254–255, 257–260, 263, 264n49, 269
animosity towards 281
contributory fault 148
control over awards 57
fraud 154
liability 138–139n241
misrepresentation 155n305
obligation to participate in social security scheme 241
protests against 251–252
public perception 252
risk 58–59
standing to bring and control over claim 8, 55–58, 355
treaty protection of investor rights 214–215
treaty right to arbitrate disputes with states ( see agreement to arbitrate : international treaty in )
investor-state arbitration
democratic approval of 130–131, 164
historiographical turn 10
treaty-based ( see agreement to arbitrate: international treaty in ; see investment-treaty arbitration )
means of structuring continuing investor-state relations as 253
backlash against, absence of 281
incentive to investment as 281
governance implications and 349, 353–354, 356–357, 358–361
social importance 278, 280–281
origins narrative 6, 22, 347–348
historical tradition 3–5, 348–349
Islamic law 80
IT&T 173, 176, 179n64, 302n206
Italian Civil Code 69n128
Jaffa-Jerusalem Railway Arbitration 49n64, 56n89, 65, 71n139, 131–138, 159
Janes, Henry L 55n89, 64n118
Japan
Manchukuo 287–290 ( China: Manchuria )
Mukden incident 286–287
Jeze, Gaston 76n152, 98n55
joint (ad)venture 185, 187, 191–192, 298, 306–307, 313
jurisdiction
court of 116, 129
tribunal of 216–217, 224
Kalff, Jacob Adriaan 206n155, 208n167, 213–214n186
Katold of Harroz 4
Kelantan
compliance with Duff arbitration award 149, 151, 245n277
Duff concession in 40n16, 42, 141–142
Rajah 42
sovereign status of 140n246
supreme court 150n290 Duff v Kelantan
Kelsen, Hans 48, 189
Kirchhofer, Emil 353n13
Kompetenz-Kompetenz 114, 117, 118n141, 216, 224, 232n249
Kreuger, Ivar 41n20
Kucera, Otto 316–317
labour
conditions 256, 259
disputes 355
standards 276
Lagergren, Gunnar 60n104, 69n130, 73, 79, 167n7, 168, 243, 328, 354n15, 357n31
Lake Copais Company 39n15, 67n126
land and water resources, ownership of 44
Lascelles, Alfred George 143–146
Lausanne Conference 230
Lauterpacht, Elihu 67n126
law of nations see public international law
law of nature 51
law, development by tribunals
between a disputing party and a third party as 282, 312–323
between the disputing parties as 249–282
general application of 323–342
generalisability 344–345
institutional endorsement 339–340
levels of generality 247–249, 342–344
law, domestic
American 98–100, 102, 185, 313n239
Austrian 189, 190n110
Canton of Vaud 72
Chinese 298, 306, 313n239
Colombian 113
Czechoslovakian 50, 175, 185, 186, 190, 313n239
English 51, 98–101, 341
Ethiopian 50–51, 236
Hungarian 210, 211
Libyan 49, 50
New York 50, 65n122, 175
Saudi Arabia 334n298
Yugoslav 222
LCIA 360
League of Nations 64n118, 70, 132, 199n133, 222, 232, 353
Advisory and Technical Committee for Communications and Transit 204n145, 205, 213
Assembly 205, 354n16
Council 70n134, 133, 199, 201–204, 207–209, 212–214, 217, 223–225, 232, 234
delegate to 241, 277
Financial Committee 221n211
High Commissioner in the Free City of Danzig 296, 357n31
Official Journal 352
Permanent Committee on Transport by Rail of the Communications and Transit Committee 204n145, 205
Permanent Legal Committee of the Communications and Transit Committee 39, 208, 223
Secretariat 296
Secretary General 345n329
Lebanon and the Municipality of Beyrouth v The Beyrouth Water Company 39n13, 354n15
legal costs 115n133, 160, 194, 208, 291
legal framework (procedural) 68–76
a-/transnational 71–72
diversity of 68, 72
international law 69–71
national 69
legal indeterminacy see under legal norms
legal norms
application to facts 48, 54, 233, 246
assessing procedural conditions for investor-state arbitration for 336–342
assessing substantive state conduct for 330–336
character of 249, 330, 345
indeterminacy of 37, 48–54, 75, 81, 246, 250, 279, 342, 349
interpretation of 48, 247, 324
legislation
applicability, scope of 257, 258, 263, 272–273, 275, 278
exemption from 259, 262, 263, 275
legislative
acts of general application 45, 79, 263, 272, 274
change 86 ( policy: change in )
changes due to award 273, 276, 278, 279
infringement of rights 274, 279, 355
processes, formal 246
sovereignty 79, 274
veto 141n251
legitimacy 14n41, 250, 350–351, 361
Lena Goldfields 86–88
concession 34, 61
expropriation 86 Lena Goldfields v USSR
Lena Goldfields v USSR 7, 16–17, 59n99, 62n115, 86–88, 117–118n141, 139, 159, 161n332, 327, 335, 340–342, 351, 353n11
lex loci solutionis 99
liability
investors of 138–139n241
non-compliance with obligations for 138–157, 163
LIAMCO v Libya 73, 79, 110n107, 159, 167
Libyan oil arbitrations 49, 51n74, 243–244, 327, 329 BP v Libya ; LIAMCO v Libya ; Middle Eastern oil arbitrations ; Texaco v Libya
licensing 359
litigation funding 291
loan
agreement 100
contract 98–100, 102
guarantee 97, 103
repayment 44, 97, 101
Loder, BCJ 60n103, 235, 296, 354n14
logic 54n86
London Court of International Arbitration see LCIA
London stock exchange 99n59, 128n195
Lord Asquith of Bishopstone 51, 326–327
Lord Radcliffe 326
Losinger 61–62
Losinger v Yugoslavia 41n20, 61–62, 91
Lyon-Caen, Charles 236n256
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company 173
traffic agreement with China 289–293, 303, 310n233
traffic agreement with The Czechoslovakian Administration of Post and Telegraphs 176–178, 192, 195, 317n249
Mahmassani, Sobhi 73n145, 79
Maison, M 269n68
Mance, Henry Osborne 66n123, 136
mandatory norms 45, 98, 102
Mantas, Georges 241n270
Marconi Wireless Telegraph
American 171–172
British 171–172
Mater, Andre 277
Mayer, Ferdinand 136
Mayer, Rene 206, 208n167, 214n186, 354n19
media coverage 19, 46n59, 340–341, 353
Meighen, Arthur 121, 122n164, 122n166, 123, 127, 129, 130n203
Meredith, William 119
Methanex v Mexico 341n319
Middle Eastern oil arbitrations 7n20, 40, 327, 328, 352n10 Libyan oil arbitrations ; Petroleum Development (Qatar) v Ruler of Qatar ; Petroleum Development v Abu Dhabi ; Ruler of Qatar v International Marine Oil Company ; Saudi Arabia v ARAMCO
military service 255, 256, 258n33
minister
communications of 255, 269, 290, 291
finance of 123, 126
foreign affairs of 65, 205
interior of 121
plenipotentiary 63–64n118
public instruction of 63n118
public works of 111
water management of 206n155
ministry
agriculture, trade and industry of 271
communications of 254, 255, 256, 261, 262, 263n47, 263–264n49, 272, 291, 292n156, 295n169
economy of 272
finance of 63n118
foreign affairs of 206, 351
interior of 46n59
labour of 265
Mixed Arbitral Tribunals 203n139, 230n245, 296, 356, 357n31
Modderman, HAE 296, 297n180
Möller, Julius 60n104, 182, 183
Monckton, Walter 354n18–19
monetary policy 99, 102
monopoly 177, 187, 195, 299, 300, 320, 355 anti-trust
monopoly, state 38, 41, 44–45, 93, 235–237
moratorium 74n147, 230, 232
Mudawi, Sayed Mohammed Yussif 153, 155n308
multifunctionality 25
Napoleon III 63n116, 67, 354n17
national security 172, 259n37, 355
nationalisation 72, 110n107, 166–167 expropriation
nationality
acquisition and loss of 355 under arbitrator(s)
natural resources 40, 44
exploitation of, interference with 44, 86
gold 40n16
mining 40n16, 60, 86, 148n281, 355
oil 40, 72, 331, 335 ( Middle Eastern oil arbitrations )
negotiation history 260 contract: negotiations
Nesbitt, Wallace 119
Netherlands, the 60, 182, 206
Nobel Peace Prize 135, 206
normative influence, definition 247
direct 246
extended 247–249 law, development by tribunals
notification
arbitration of 180
assignment of 110, 111n112
dispute of 267–268
obligation
explicit 87, 145–146, 148, 191, 196, 236, 259, 269–270, 279, 303–306, 308, 332–333
failure to perform 87, 138–139, 145, 148–149, 151, 152, 156–157, 163, 230, 235, 237, 240, 330, 350 ( concession: breach )
implied 87, 146–148, 151, 191, 303–304
occupation, impact on concessions 44
Onassis, Aristotle 331
oral hearings 98, 123, 183, 253n17, 297
open to the media 340–341
Order of St. John of Jerusalem 4
ordinary principles of law 51n74 general principle(s)
Oriental Railways Company v The Ottoman Empire 4n8, 139n241
Ottoman Debt Council 92n23
Ottoman Empire 131, 139n241 Oriental Railways Company v The Ottoman Empire ; Turkey
ownership, indirect 154n302
pacta sunt servanda 78, 80, 189
specifically in public law 78, 189
Palestine 131–132
civil administration 132
mandate 132
military administration 132 Jaffa-Jerusalem Railway Arbitration
Panchaud, Andre 353n13
Pangalos, Theodoros 250–251
Paris Peace Conference 132n218, 207
Parker, Roger J 153
parliament
Canada of 121–123, 125–127, 129–130, 164, 347
Colombia of 110–113
debate 121–123, 126–127, 129–130, 164, 251, 347, 353
Greece of 251
member of 126n185
opposition to arbitration 121, 122n166, 130, 164
ratification 41n25, 47n59, 110, 121n164, 122, 250–251, 252n12, 254, 255, 259
partnership see joint (ad)venture
PCA 5, 6, 135, 353
Administrative Council 338
appointing authority as 60
first ever investor-state arbitration at 16, 152, 170
introduction of investor-state arbitration at 16, 170, 296, 337–340, 347, 360
member of 135
Rules of Arbitration and Conciliation for Settlement of International Disputes Between Two Parties of Which Only One is a State 5n10, 23, 339
Secretary General 338–339
PCIJ 135, 296, 340n315, 352, 353, 356
appointing authority as 60
deputy-judge 135
inviolability against Nazi intrusion 206
judge 131, 135–136, 182, 205–206, 208n167, 232, 235, 353–354
president 131, 205, 213–214n186, 235, 296
vice-president 213–214n186
Peace Palace
hearings at 98, 297
defence during Nazi invasion of Netherlands 206
Peace Treaty railway arbitrations see under World War I Peace Treaties
Peña, Manuel H 113, 114
pension fund 241, 271–272
Permanent Court of Arbitration see PCA
Permanent Court of International Justice see PCIJ
Peru
Grace Contract 103–108
Iglesias debt 105–108
Lobos Islands 105–107
Ministry of Foreign Affairs 351 Peru v Peruvian Corporation
Peru v Peruvian Corporation 102–109, 164, 351
Petroleum Development (Qatar) v Ruler of Qatar 326, 354n18
Petroleum Development v Abu Dhabi 51, 326, 327, 333
policy 139, 154–155, 157, 353
change in 84–88
choice 83, 84, 88, 109, 119, 140, 149
implementation 45, 126, 129, 138 public policy
politician 241, 256, 265, 277
Politis, Athanase 206n155, 214n186
Politis, N 269n68
Politis, Nikolaos 235–236n256
Pometta, Carlo 353n13
Power and Traction Company 250, 252n13 under Greece
precedent
formally binding 355
implicit reference to 217–218, 326
increased reliance on 326–327
no reference to 324–325, 329
not formally binding 246, 323, 335
persuasive value 257, 272, 275, 282, 312–319, 323–324, 326–328, 333–335, 341n319, 343
references to other ISAs 324–330
specific value of investor-state awards 328–329
preliminary objection 156, 157, 213–219
preliminary issue 114, 136–138, 213–219
prime minister
Canada of 121
France of 206
principles of right 51, 105, 108 general principle(s)
principle(s) of (public) international law 49, 217, 243 general principle(s)
privacy in arbitration, exception to 340–342 confidentiality in arbitration ; transparency
private international law see conflict of laws
private law 37, 76–80, 188–191, 196n131, 197, 236, 274, 283, 355
private party see investor
procedural rights, (in)separability from substantive rights 218, 224
profit 124–125, 136–137, 185, 192, 306
proper law of contract see applicable law
public authority 42, 58, 59, 189–190, 259, 264, 305, 336, 345
abuse of 237, 261
general principle of 259–260 sovereignty , limitations upon states’ freedom of exercise ; sovereignty, states’ freedom of exercise
public criticism 150n288
public debt 40
arbitration clauses and 90–91
default on 101, 103, 162
investor-state arbitration and 90–109
suspension of payments 95, 101 loan
public function 41, 43–44, 46, 56, 58, 81, 151, 158, 166, 304
public good 289
public institution 186, 192
public interest 17, 38, 39, 40, 46, 47n59, 76, 77, 80, 90, 94, 101, 117, 118, 132, 136, 186, 189, 190, 192, 197, 214, 251, 258n33, 270, 274, 280, 289, 304, 307, 341, 349
public international law 8, 11, 49–51, 68–71, 73, 74, 75n150, 167, 168, 208, 209, 216, 217, 232, 243, 304–305, 329
public law 23n82, 37, 76–80, 186, 188–191, 196, 197, 236, 239, 240n268, 257, 258, 263, 283, 311, 355, 358, 359 administrative: law ; contract , nature of: administrative ; contract , nature of: public law ; European public law
public loan see public debt
public office 63–64n118, 66n124, 126
public official
conduct 138
testimony 155
public order 259n37, 261
public policy 45, 54, 67, 100, 102, 152, 155, 157
public purpose 272, 274
public purse see treasury
public utilities 38–39, 244, 328
electrification 39, 162n335, 250
gas supply 39
public transport 39, 44, 241n271, 250 ( railways )
telecommunications 39, 44, 78, 171–175, 193, 197, 240, 285, 289, 304, 306, 323, 345
telegraphy (radio) 44, 77–78, 171–176, 178, 186–193, 195–196, 198, 245, 283–285, 289, 298–300, 303–308, 314, 318, 319, 322, 335
water 39, 44, 355 Greece: arbitrations under Power and Traction concession ; Greece: Power and Traction public utilities concession
Python, Louis 60n102, 353n13
quasi-governmental powers 42 sovereignty, limitations upon states’ freedom of exercise
racial discrimination see apartheid
Radio Corporation of America
anti-trust suit 174, 177, 194, 317n249, 319–323
Czechoslovakian Traffic Agreement 50, 174–175, 179, 180, 194–195, 313, 315, 332
emergence as independent company 174
incorporation of 171–172
Mukden Traffic Agreement 284–289
Shanghai Traffic Agreement 285–286, 288–289, 292–293, 313, 332 Radio Corporation of America v China ; The Administration of Posts and Telegraphs of the Republic of Czechoslovakia v Radio Corporation of America
Radio Corporation of America v China 16, 77–78, 196, 282–323, 332–335, 337–340, 343, 345 China ; Radio Corporation of America ; The Administration of Posts and Telegraphs of the Republic of Czechoslovakia v Radio Corporation of America
railways 38–39
expropriation of 201, 211–212, 219–220, 224, 226, 229–230
nationalisation 119–120, 126, 130
reorganisation (administrative and technical) 198, 200–201, 207, 209–211, 219, 225–226, 228–229, 233, 244
Rann of Kutch Arbitration 357n31
ratification
arbitral award of 121n164
concessions of 41n25, 47n59, 61, 110, 140n246, 157n314, 250–251, 252n12, 254, 255, 259
Reber, Samuel 177n55
Recueil des Décisions des Tribunaux Arbitraux Mixtes Institués par les Traités de Paix 352
reform debates 361
regulate, right to 46, 270, 276, 279, 299, 355–356
limitations upon 43n30
limitations, explicit 269–270
relinquishment, lack of explicit 259
regulation, government 157n314, 235, 236
regulatory disputes 13n40
remedy
monetary damages ( see award (arbitral): monetary ; see compensation )
recision of state action 242
specific performance/restitutio in integrum 56n91, 79n162, 167–169
reparations 230, 231n245
representations (by government) 143–144
requisitioning 132 appropriation of investor property , cost of ; expropriation
res judicata 105, 272, 312
residence, right of 355
retroactivity 226
Rialet v Ethiopia 41, 50, 235–238
Ripert, Georges 236n256
Romania
Government 93
Monopolies Institute 93, 96–97
National Bank 94, 96
Stabilisation Loan of 1929 93–94, 96–97 Hambros and Lazard v Romanian Monopolies Institute
royalties 228–229
Ruler of Qatar v International Marine Oil Company 327
rules of procedure 183, 337
Safety and Control Regulations Case 268–270
safety regulations 44, 252, 269, 270, 280
San Remo Conference 132n218
Sapphire v National Iranian Oil Company 139, 159, 327n280, 336
Sarnoff, David 174n36, 181n75, 302n206
Saudi Arabia v ARAMCO 46, 54n86, 59n101, 70, 80, 157n314, 242n276, 245n277, 327, 329, 331–335
Sauser-Hall, Georges 60n102
SCC see Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce
Schinas, Demetrios 257, 263–264n49
Schrame, Christian F 114
Schuloff, Heinrich 302, 303n209, 310n233, 311n234, 338
Scott, Leslie 296n172
secret police 59n99, 86
Secretan, Jacques 280, 281
SEEE v Yugoslavia 16, 41n20, 52, 57, 64n118, 71–72, 73–74, 91
separate opinion see dissenting opinion
set-off 107
settlement
between investor and state 16, 112, 131, 136, 139n244, 142, 149, 157n315, 202, 203–204, 213, 231
inter-state 57, 101n69
Shecklen, George 288
SIAC 360
Siemens & Halske AG 238 Greek Telephone Company Case
Singapore International Arbitration Centre see SIAC
Slaughter and May 98n55
social contribution(s) 270, 272, 274, 278
social insurance 275–276, 278n101
social security 241, 244, 275, 276, 278, 280, 355
Société de Banque Suisse 221n211
Société du Chemin de Fer Ottoman de Jaffa à Jérusalem et Prolongements 132 Jaffa-Jerusalem Railway Arbitration
Solidarity 275
Somalia see Ditta Luigi Gallotti v Somalia
Sopron-Köszeg Local Railway Company v Austria and Hungary 207–212, 217, 218, 220, 224, 326n272
South Africa 154–156
Siam 140n246
sovereign
debt ( see public debt )
risk 58–59
sovereignty, limitations upon states’ freedom of exercise 42–43, 78, 167, 245, 329, 331–332, 334, 335
explicit 78, 196, 236, 303, 305, 306, 308
implicit 303–304
no presumption 298, 304–307, 332 direct state (entity) conduct , capacity by tribunals to
sovereignty, states’ freedom of exercise 44, 237, 298, 304
legislative 79, 274 ( regulate, right to ) public authority
Speed, Edwin Arney 145, 147–149, 160
stabilisation clause 43
staff council 255, 258n33, 261, 264n49
staff regulation(s) 255–256, 258–264
Staff Regulations Case 254–264, 272, 275
stakeholders 37, 38, 41, 47, 81
stare decisis 323 precedent
state contract(s)
internationalisation 336
interpretation ( see contract, interpretation: restrictive (of state contracts) )
motivation for concluding 192, 306–307
status of 189–190 concession ; contract ; contract , nature of
state succession, impact on concessions 44, 209–211, 214–215, 217, 221, 227
state-state disputes 4n8, 46, 201n136, 328n283–284, 332, 334, 337, 356
Stojković, Slavko 62n115, 64n118
Straits Settlements 149, 150, 161
Governor 149n282, 161
Legislative Council 161
Sudan
1963 South Africa Boycott Act 154n303
policy towards South African apartheid 154–156 Sudan v Turriff
Sudan v Turriff 51n72, 152–157, 159–160, 162, 163n337, 164–165
Südbahn see Austria: South Austrian Railway Company
Suez Canal 38, 39n9 Suez v Egypt
Suez v Egypt 4n6, 35, 52n80, 63n116, 67, 72n142, 139, 159, 161n332, 351, 354n17
supreme court 150n290
Canada 128n198
US 46, 112n121, 115n134, 116–118, 124, 128, 130
supreme court judge 119, 353
Switzerland 353n13
US 123
Swiss Federal Tribunal
judge of 353n13
president of 60, 62
Switzerland 60
Taft, William Howard 47, 123–125, 127–128, 347, 354n13, 354n17
taxation 241, 252, 271, 273, 280, 281n111, 359
benefits 43, 44, 271
changes 229
distinction from other social charges 272–274, 277n101
rights 141n251
strict interpretation of exemptions 277
Ten Lepta Charge Case 79, 270–278
territorial changes ( see under concession; state succession, impact on concessions )
Texaco v Libya 56n91, 70, 73, 79, 166–170, 235, 243, 336
The Administration of Posts and Telegraphs of the Republic of Czechoslovakia v Radio Corporation of America 77–79, 170–199, 234, 235, 242–245, 299, 303, 309, 312–315, 332–335, 337 Radio Corporation of America ; Radio Corporation of America v China
Thelin, Henri 60n102, 62, 353n13
third-party funding see litigation funding
third-party intervention 223–224, 232n249
Thomas, Albert 256, 263n49, 264, 272, 275, 280, 354n16
transnational (arbitration) 71, 72n142, 73, 74, 75n150
transparency 15, 16, 17, 340–342, 361 under confidentiality in arbitration ; investment-treaty arbitration ; privacy in arbitration , exception to
treasury 47, 84, 162–164, 250n2, 251, 273
treaty interpretation 216–217, 224, 233, 326n272, 329
treaty-making practice 6
tribunal
decisions, constitutive nature of 54, 164, 342
deliberation 115n134, 301–302
overlapping constitution 206, 216, 219, 224, 231, 232–233, 272
president 58–63, 66, 123, 127, 221, 222n213, 295–297
reappointment 222–223
reconstitution of 115n134, 153
secretary 280, 338
truncated 86, 115, 117, 118n141
umpire 58–59, 60n102, 61–64
vacancy on 153
tribunal, mandate 32–36, 45, 70n135, 74, 83, 86, 114, 117–118, 125, 130, 188, 209, 223, 224, 233, 242, 265, 269
arbitrators’ understanding of 115, 188, 209–210, 211, 212, 216, 218, 219–220, 224, 226, 227, 232, 233, 238, 257, 269
expiry of 115n134
going beyond the strict confines of 115, 263–264, 275, 277–278, 310, 311
Truncated Tribunal Case 264–268, 272
trustee 221, 222n213
Turkey 132 Ottoman Empire
UNCITRAL
Arbitration Rules 23
Model Law 23
unforeseen circumstances 211, 221, 223, 226, 227, 228
United Fruit Company 172
United Kingdom
Ambassador in Khartoum 154, 160, 162
Arbitration Act 1189 69n128, 142n255
Arbitration Act 1996 17, 341
Colonial Office 135n224, 140n246
Court of Appeal 147
Departmental Advisory Committee on Arbitration Law 341
Foreign Office 131
House of Lords 147n278, 148
Privy Council 128–130
Report on the Arbitration Bill 341
Secretary of State for the Colonies 131, 140n246, 142n255
United Nations
General Assembly 154
Reports of International Arbitral Awards 352
United Nations Commission on International Trade Law see UNCITRAL
United States
Congress 100, 102
Constitution 116n137
Department of Justice 320
Government 64n118, 95, 172, 174, 177, 194, 317n249, 319–323
President 47, 65, 123, 124
Secretary of State 114
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission 177
Supreme Court 46, 112n121, 115n134, 116–118, 124, 128, 130
unjust enrichment 335
UNRIAA see under United Nations
Upper Silesia, Arbitral Tribunal of 355
Urquhart, Leslie 59n101, 60–61
use of force 59
USSR
capitalism and 84, 86–87
First Five Year Plan 84–88
market economy and 84, 88
New Economic Policy 84–88
October Revolution 86
socialism and 84, 88 Lena Goldfields v USSR
valuation 47, 54n85, 117, 118, 121, 125, 127, 129, 136
valuation, basis for 129
earning capacity 123, 136
market value 128
reproductive value 124, 136–137
van Hamel, Joost Adriaan 18n54, 60n103, 296–297, 305, 337–338, 339–340n315, 357n31
Veeder, VV 61n111, 88, 117–118n141, 161n332, 340–341
vested rights see acquired rights
Viscount Maugham 148n280
waiver 215
Wamwetzos, Alexandre 63n118, 241n270
War of the Pacific 103
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company 172
Whitmore, GS 181n75, 182, 294, 295n170
Wiarda, GJ 60n103, 354n15
Winterbottom, William 181n75, 194
withdrawal, of claims 223
worker rights 44, 255, 256–264, 272–273, 275, 280, 345
worker visas 45
World War I 132, 200, 355
World War I Peace Treaties
applicability of 207–208, 214–215
arbitration provisions 32n1, 70, 198, 201–202, 232, 358n32
arbitrations held pursuant to ( see Barcs-Pakrac Railway Company v Hungary and Yugoslavia ; see Sopron-Köszeg Local Railway Company v Austria and Hungary ; see Zeltweg-Wolfsberg and Unterdrauburg-Woellan Railway Company v Austria and Yugoslavia )
purpose of provisions on arbitration 209, 214, 217 international treaties: Treaty of Saint-Germain ; international treaties: Treaty of Trianon
World War II 4, 95, 101, 206, 326
Yugoslavia see Barcs-Pakrac Railway Company v Hungary and Yugoslavia ; see Batignolles v Yugoslavia ; see Losinger v Yugoslavia ; see SEEE v Yugoslavia ; see Zeltweg-Wolfsberg and Unterdrauburg-Woellan Railway Company v Austria and Yugoslavia
Zakkas, Andre 265, 277, 354nn18–19
Zeltweg-Wolfsberg and Unterdrauburg-Woellan Railway Company v Austria and Yugoslavia 4n8, 38n7, 212–224, 326n272
Zhang Xueliang 285
Zhang Zuolin 284–285

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Beyond Dispute Resolution: Historical Investor-State Arbitration as Governance

丛编: Nijhoff International Investment Law Series, 卷: 28
Cover Beyond Dispute Resolution: Historical Investor-State Arbitration as Governance
ISBN:
9789004733824
出版社:
Brill | Nijhoff
印刷出版日期:
13 May 2024
  • Subjects
    • International Law
      • International Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
      • International Commercial, Trade & Investment Law
      • Legal History
Front Matter
Preliminary Material
Copyright page
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Historical Investor-State Arbitration as Private Dispute Settlement: A Breakdown
Chapter 3 Historical Investor-State Arbitration and the Cost of Governance
Chapter 4 Governing by Instruction: Directing State Conduct through Historical Investor-State Arbitration
Chapter 5 Developing the Law through Historical Investor-State Arbitration
Chapter 6 Historical Investor-State Arbitration as a Mode of Governance
Back Matter
Bibliography
Index

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