Light at the end of the tunnel? Gibraltar dispute reviews key FIDIC Yellow Book provisions

As disputes under the FIDIC forms of contract are normally resolved in private Dispute Adjudication Board (“DAB”) proceedings or confidential arbitration proceedings, reported FIDIC cases are rare and often of considerable precdential value either formally or informally. In this article, originally published in The International Construction Law Review, Victoria Tyson considers one such recent decision which was transferred from the Gibraltar courts.

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Mind The Gap: Analysis of Cases and Principles Concerning the Ability of ICC Arbitral Tribunals to Enforce Binding DAB Decisions Under the 1999 FIDIC Conditions of Contract

Published in International Arbitration Law Review This article is divided

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Are you in? Or are you out? An analysis of Section 69 of the English Arbitration Act 1996: Appeals on a question of law

Parties should decide early whether to include court jurisdiction for appeals on legal questions in arbitration. Excluding court jurisdiction ensures finality, cost savings, and speed. Including it addresses concerns about arbitrators' legal interpretation abilities. The 1996 Act allows this choice.

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