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President: Mr. Daniel M. Price, Appointed by: Agreement by Parties

Arbitrator: Prof. Bernardo M. Cremades, Appointed by: Claimant

Arbitrator: Prof. Bernardo M. Cremades, Appointed by: Appointing Authority, Appointing Authority: Institution

Tribunal Secretary: Mr. Daniel M. Price* (02/05/2018 - present), Other Person (03/07/2017 - 03/07/2018)

Annulment Committee

Committee Member (President): Mr. Daniel M. Price

Committee Members: Mr. Daniel* (02/05/2018 - present), Other Person (03/07/2017 - 03/07/2018)

Tribunal (Resubmission)

President: Mr. Daniel M. Price, Appointed by: Agreement by Parties

Arbitrator: Prof. Bernardo M. Cremades, Appointed by: Claimant

Arbitrator: Prof. Bernardo M. Cremades, Appointed by: Appointing Authority, Appointing Authority: Institution

Tribunal Secretary: Mr. Daniel M. Price* (02/05/2018 - present), Other Person (03/07/2017 - 03/07/2018)

Annulment Committee (Resubmission)

Committee Member (President): Mr. Daniel M. Price

Committee Members: Mr. Daniel* (02/05/2018 - present), Other Person (03/07/2017 - 03/07/2018)

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Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

About this dispute

Place of arbitration
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Date of registration
11 March, 2000

Last updated on ISLG
20 June, 2018

Claimant details

Claimant(s)
BURIMI SRL AND EAGLE GAMES SH.A

Nationality
Country

Counsel (Claimant): Person
Jane Doe (Mark Brown LLP)

Counsel (Claimant): Organization
Mark Brown LLP

Respondent details

Respondent(s)
Republic of Albania

Counsel (Respondent): Person
Government Agency Name

Counsel (Respondent): Organization
Government Agency Name

* Indicates there was a change in data during proceedings. All dispute details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Dispute Document Dispute Details

Azinian v. Mexico Award holds that the possibility of holding a State internationally liable for judicial dcisions does not, however, entitle a claimant to seek international review of the national court decisions as though the international jurisdiction seised has plenary appellate jurisdiction

Citation copy citation

Robert Azinian, Kenneth Davitian & Ellend Baca v. United Mexican States, ICSID Case No. ARB(AF)/97/2, Award, 1 November 1999)

Type
Final Award

Language
English

Anulled
See Annulment