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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"compulsory jurisdiction"”.

  1. Study on Establishing a Financial Consumer Alternative Dispute Resolution Scheme in China

    … established to operate the scheme. It may have compulsory jurisdiction on most financial firms and financial service. A multilayer working process used in sequence could be the working procedure of the scheme. The outcome produced by the new ADR scheme may be binding while providing the consumer …

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  2. Reflections on the downfall of public international arbitration in the 20th century

    … the legal and non-legal dispute dichotomy, jurisdiction of international tribunals, and the historical development of general inter-state arbitral mechanisms in the 20th century. Our examination will be conducted mainly in the light of the provisions of the various international instruments …

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  3. Why Surrender Sovereignty? Empowering Non-State Actors to Protect the Status Quo

    … sovereignty: they are judicial, they entail compulsory jurisdiction, and they grant non-state actors - private investors or an independent prosecutor - the authority to initiate legal proceedings against states and state officials. The introduction of transnational and supranational judicial …

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  4. The Contributions of UNCLOS Dispute Settlement Bodies to the Development of the Law of the Sea

    … chapters. These factors include: (i) the jurisdictional scope of UNCLOS tribunals, (ii) the institutional design of UNCLOS, (iii) the interpretative method employed by UNCLOS tribunals in deciding their cases and (iv) the perception that UNCLOS tribunals hold regarding their roles. Chapter …

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