Philippine Law Journal, Količina 59University of the Philippines, College of Law, 1984 |
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Stran 243
... parties to an arbitrable dispute must be " a Contracting State ( or any constituent subdivision or agency of a Contracting State designated to the Centre by that State ) and a national or another Contracting State . " Furthermore ...
... parties to an arbitrable dispute must be " a Contracting State ( or any constituent subdivision or agency of a Contracting State designated to the Centre by that State ) and a national or another Contracting State . " Furthermore ...
Stran 249
... parties ( i.e. , one of the parties must be a Contracting State , and the other a national of another Contracting State ) ; and c ) the proper nature of the dispute ( the Convention provides that this must be a " legal dispute " arising ...
... parties ( i.e. , one of the parties must be a Contracting State , and the other a national of another Contracting State ) ; and c ) the proper nature of the dispute ( the Convention provides that this must be a " legal dispute " arising ...
Stran 252
... parties are encouraged to negotiate a settlement . If this fails , the parties will turn to concilation . In conciliation the parties request the FETAC to make non - binding recommendations , which can be the basis of a settlement or of ...
... parties are encouraged to negotiate a settlement . If this fails , the parties will turn to concilation . In conciliation the parties request the FETAC to make non - binding recommendations , which can be the basis of a settlement or of ...
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MARCH 1984 | 10 |
THE CONTROVERSY ABOUT | 17 |
THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF ALIEN INTERESTS | 33 |
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