THE FUNDAMENTALITY OF DUE DILIGENCE IN CHOOSING ARBITRAL INSTITUTIONS

INTRODUCTION This paper attempts to discuss the arbitral institutions and the considerations parties and counsel must contemplate in selecting an arbitral institution, which is a crucial process and can indicate from the on-set, the seat of arbitration, which is primary in initiating, deliberating, and enforcing an arbitral award. This discourse provides a comparative analysis of […]

ARBITRATION: THE PRESENT FUTURE

INTRODUCTION Who does not like the easy way out? SCENARIO 1 Mr. A hits Mr. B’s car in traffic, Mr. B sues Mr. A for the repair of his damaged car. Mr. A’s Counsel did not appear for the court hearing; hence the court adjourns the matter. At the next hearing, Mr. A’s Counsel raised […]

CAN AN ARBITRAL AWARD BE SET ASIDE? —THE DECISION OF THE THIRD CIRCUIT by EMMANUEL ADEBANJO

Recently, there seems to be an increased interest in the study and practice of arbitration. The surge for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms, amongst young wigs and law students alike, can be attributed to several distinguishing features. One of the advantages of arbitration over litigation is the flexibility of process. More importantly, arbitration is preferred […]