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Discussions Trans-Lex Administrative Information Document-ID: 112070 [click here to copy citation to clipboard] Please Cite as: "http://www.trans-lex.org/112070". Title Gaillard, Emmanuel, Thirty Years of Lex Mercatoria: Towards the Discriminating Application of Transnational Rules, in: van den Berg (ed), Planning Efficient Arbitration Proceedings, at 570 et seq. Social Networks
Content [...] There is now little doubt that, in spite of resistance in some quarters,28 a transnational rule has been established according to which an agreement reached by means of corruption of one of the signatories, be it a government agency (in a public law context) or an employee of a party (in a private law context), is void, or, at the very least, may not give rise to an award based on such contract.29Footnotes 28B. OPPETIT, "Le paradoxe de la corruption à l'épreuve du droit du commerce international", JDI (1987) p. 5.29On the question of whether corruption renders the subject matter non-arbitrable or whether, as is generally accepted today, arbitrators must retain jurisdiction and declare the agreement void, see B. GOLDMAN, "Convention d'arbitrage. Arbitrabilité", Jr. Cl. Dr. Int. (1989) Fasc. 586-3, no. 86; But see G. WETTER, "Issues of Corruption Before International Arbitral Tribunals: The Authentic Text and True Meaning of Judge Lagergren's Award in ICC Case no. 1110", 10 Arbitration International (1994) p. 277. Trans-Lex Administrative Information Document-ID: 112070 [click here to copy citation to clipboard] Please Cite as: "http://www.trans-lex.org/112070". Referring Principles/Related Documents  Referring Principle: No. IV.7.2 - Invalidity of contract due to briberyThere are no Threads related to this document. Open one by yourself. |
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