Corruption as a basis to annul or refuse enforcement of international arbitral awards: a Franco-English comparison Gide

Gide London partner Saadia Bhatty and Gide London associate Jack Bownes have contributed a chapter to Financier Worldwide’s Ebook Managing & Resolving Commercial Disputes 2024.

The Ebook, which has been produced in association with the International Centre for Dispute Resolution (ICDR), is a definitive resource offering over 250 pages of invaluable insight on commercial disputes, including current trends in litigation, arbitration, and mediation.

Saadia and Jack have written a chapter entitled Corruption as a Basis to Annul or Refuse Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards: A Franco-English Comparison.

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