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The finality of arbitral awards in the public international law

Authors

CISÁR Ivan HALLA Slavomír

Year of publication 2012
Type Article in Periodical
Magazine / Source GRANT journal
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Law

Citation
Web http://www.grantjournal.com/images/stories/0101cisar.pdf
Keywords arbitral award; finality; revision; reopening
Description The ultimate aim of the international arbitration is to end the dispute absolutely. Therefore, the arbitral award should be final determination of the rights and obligations of the disputants. But the arbitral procedure evolved through the last one and half century from the absolute finality of the award to the slightly limited version where the disputants can introduce measures of reopening the case. These measures are common in general arbitration treaties but can be introduced also into the special agreements. However, the parties are still in control of the finality of the award. There is no general possibility to reopen the award under the general international law.
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