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From left: Retired Justice Courtney Abel and Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Mohabir A. Nandlall.
GEORGETOWN, Guyana A proposal to revamp Guyana’s arbitration laws and practice has been accepted by the government of Guyana. The Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs, Anil Nandlall has engaged the services of retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Belize, Courtney Abel, to undertake the task of upgrading Guyana’s existing arbitration legislation and make recommendations on developing the country into an arbitration empire.
Arbitration is a form of an alternative method of dispute resolution (ADR). It is a private procedure, whereby parties involved in a dispute, submit the dispute to one or more arbitrators, mutually agreed upon, and the arbitrator makes a legally binding decision on the matter. Because of the adversarial nature of the court system, it is usually a last resort option for the comm
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In your jurisdiction, are there constraints on the choice of law or the method of dispute resolution provided for in joint venture agreements?
A company’s constitutional documents may not be made subject to foreign law; however, under article 257 of the Civil Code of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), parties are free to agree and will be bound by what they have agreed to do under the contract. As such, UAE law recognises the principle of freedom of contract such that parties are free to agree upon a foreign law to govern their contracts.
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China’s top court appoints four Africans to legal team for handling belt and road disputes Jevans Nyabiage jevans.nyabiage@scmp.com Uganda’s former chief justice Bart Katureebe was one of four Africans appointed to the Expert Committee of the China International Commercial Court on Tuesday. Photo: AFP
China s Supreme People s Court has appointed four Africans to a panel of international law experts to help deal with legal issues related to Beijing s global infrastructure development programme known as the Belt and Road Initiative.
The quartet - former chief justice of Uganda Bart Katureebe, former attorney general and justice minister of Nigeria Christopher Adebayo Ojo, Algerian judge and former president of the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Burundi Fatsah Ouguergouz, and the director of the Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration in Egypt Ismail Selim - were among 24 experts in Chinese and foreign law appointed on Tues