State liability for breach of Article II.3 of the 1958 New York Convention

Betancourt, JC

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This article examines the concept of state liability for non-compliance with the obligation to refer the parties to arbitration pursuant to Article II.3 of the 1958 New York Convention. Article II.3 of the New York Convention obligates the courts of contracting states to safeguard the party against whom legal proceedings have been initiated in violation of a valid international arbitration agreement. The author argues that when the court of a given contracting state decides not to refer the p...

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Betancourt, J. C. (2017). State liability for breach of Article II.3 of the 1958 New York Convention. Arbitration International, 33(2), 203–247.

MLA Style

Betancourt, J. C. “State Liability for Breach of Article II.3 of the 1958 New York Convention.” Arbitration International, vol. 33, no. 2, Oxford University Press, 2017, pp. 203–47.

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Betancourt, JC. 2017. “State Liability for Breach of Article II.3 of the 1958 New York Convention.” Arbitration International 33 (2): 203–47.
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