Arbitration and Problems Associated With Statutes of Limitation in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

I. Bantekas
Bantekas, Ilias

Article from: TDM 1 (2010), in International Commercial Law

Abstract

Limitation periods in respect of triggering an arbitration clause are generally unexplored. It is assumed that the relevant statutes of limitations applicable to suits before national courts apply equally to arbitral proceedings. This is also the author's contention, unless otherwise agreed. There is no jurisprudence on these matters in the Central Asia republics of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Problems generally arise with regard to tranche projects. In my opinion, the limitation period in respect of projects financed and executed in instalments commence on the day of ...

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Suggested Citation

I. Bantekas; "Arbitration and Problems Associated With Statutes of Limitation in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan"
TDM 1 (2010), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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