A House of Lords ruling has boosted the position of arbitration clauses in contracts, in the latest episode in the mammoth Fiona Trust shipping litigation. Last week the House of Lords upheld a Court of Appeal decision that arbitration clauses could be enforced despite allegations of bribery in connection to the contracts.
October 25, 2007 at 01:33 PM
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A House of Lords ruling has boosted the position of arbitration clauses in contracts, in the latest episode in the mammoth Fiona Trust shipping litigation.
Last week the House of Lords upheld a Court of Appeal decision that arbitration clauses could be enforced despite allegations of bribery in connection to the contracts.
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