Investment Treaties and the Evolution in Their Negotiation and Application: The New Germany-China "BIT" and Its Relevance to International Financial Law Trends

R.H. Kreindler
Kreindler, Richard

Article from: TDM 1 (2009), in China

Introduction

Conclusions for International Financial Law Trends, in the German-Chinese Context Lack of certainty and consistency Remedy against uncertainty New Germany-China BIT Remaining uncertainties in the case of this and other new-generation ITs, including: "Grandfather clause Failure to reproduce the ICSID notification Three-month prescription period and 1999 Administrative Review Procedure Standard of compensation Umbrella clause Increasing importance as capital ...

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Suggested Citation

R.H. Kreindler; "Investment Treaties and the Evolution in Their Negotiation and Application: The New Germany-China "BIT" and Its Relevance to International Financial Law Trends"
TDM 1 (2009), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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