Примеры использования Partial award на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Partial award.
In addition to making a final award, the arbitral tribunal shall beentitled to make interim, interlocutory, or partial awards.
The partial award is characterized by the following features.
Channel Tunnel Group Ltd& Another v. Secretary of State for Transport& Another(President of the Tribunal), partial award of 30 January 2007, 132 ILR 1.
In its partial award with respect to Eritrea's civilian claims, the Commission stated as follows.
In the first, the Court of Appeal of Bologna denied enforcement after finding that, in the circumstances of that case,the final award was inseparable from the partial award.
It issued another partial award on liability and a final award in favour of Dallah.
A concern was expressed that the word"issues" in the first sentence of paragraph(1)might not properly convey the idea that the arbitral tribunal might render partial awards, dealing only with certain aspects of an issue.
In its partial award with respect to Ethiopia's civilian claims, the Commission similarly stated as follows.
Decisions on costs may be made at any time during the arbitral proceedings(for example,when a partial award or a procedural decision is rendered) as well as after the award on the merits has been rendered.
In the partial award on Ethiopia's civilian claims, responsibility was reversed; this time Eritrea was found liable.
The Czech Republic would mention as an exemption-- without prejudice to the position of the Czech party-- the partial award issued on 13 September 2001 in the arbitration proceedings CME Czech Republic v. the Czech Republic.
In its 2003 partial award on Prisoners of War-- Eritrea's Claim 17, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission noted that Eritrea had claimed inter alia that.
Upon the respondent's plea that the arbitral tribunal lacked jurisdiction,the tribunal rendered a partial award on jurisdiction according to section 1040(3) German Code of Civil Procedure adapted from article 16(3) MAL.
Shortly after a partial award was rendered the third party which took part in the proceedings, sought an injunction to prevent the completion of the arbitration.
The Court of Cassation held that once the applicant supplied the final award, it satisfied the requirements of article IV, andthat the lower court should rather have analysed whether the enforcement of the final award separately from the partial award could fall within one of the exhaustively listed grounds for refusing enforcement under article V(1) or article V2.
In its partial award on Eritrea's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission addressed the property rights of enemy aliens in wartime.
Those decisions are the judgment rendered by the International Court of Justice on the merits of the case concerning the Application of the Conventionon the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide(Bosnia and Herzegovina v. Serbia and Montenegro)(hereinafter the"2007 judgment in the Genocide case") and the partial award by the arbitral tribunal constituted to hear the case of Eurotunnel against the United Kingdom and France hereinafter the"2007 partial award in the Eurotunnel case.
In a partial award on jurisdiction, the tribunal sitting in Paris held that the Ministry was bound by the arbitration agreement and that the tribunal accordingly had jurisdiction.
If the facts established in the criminal procedure do not provide reliable basis either for full or partial award and establishing of the facts would lead to significant delays in the procedure the court instructs the authorized person to start a civil procedure for the entire claim for damages.
In its partial award with respect to Eritrea's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission said the following, with regard to the obligation for the expelling State to protect the assets of expellees.
In its partial award on Eritrea's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission affirmed the broad powers of a belligerent to expel enemy aliens who are nationals of the opposing State.
In its partial award on Ethiopia's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission confirmed the right of a belligerent to expel enemy aliens who are present in its territory under jus in bello.
In its separate Partial Award on Eritrea's Civilians Claims, the Commission addresses the right of a belligerent under the jus in bello to expel the nationals of an enemy State during an international armed conflict.
In its separate Partial Award on Eritrea's Civilians Claims, the Commission addresses the right of a belligerent under the jus in bello to expel the nationals of an enemy State during an international armed conflict.
In its partial award on Ethiopia's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission stated that"expellees were entitled to adequate opportunity to protect any property or economic interests they had in Eritrea.
In its partial award on Ethiopia's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission considered whether the expulsion of enemy aliens complied with the standard of treatment for the departure of such aliens under international humanitarian law.
In its partial award on Eritrea's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission considered the conditions for the departure of enemy aliens expelled by a belligerent State in time of armed conflict under the standards for humane treatment provided by international humanitarian law.
In its partial Award on Eritrea's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission found Ethiopia liable for the compulsory sale of the immovable property of enemy aliens who were subject to expulsion was contrary to international law because of the limited time period available for the sale.
Similarly, in its partial award on Ethiopia's civilian claims, the Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission found that the expulsion of enemy aliens did not provide adequate protection for their property rights as a result of Eritrean officials' wrongful seizures of their property and wrongful interference with their efforts to protect their property.