Security for Costs in International Arbitration - A Briefing Note

M.D. Stein
Stein, Max D.
J.M. Tirado
Tirado, Joseph M.

Article from: TDM 4 (2012), in CILS - Biennial Symposium on International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

Introduction

As we all know, costs of international arbitrations can be quite substantial. This can put a respondent faced with a claim without merit by an impecunious party into a catch-22-situation. If it does not defend the claim, it runs the risk of a default judgement. If it decides to defend the claim - which will usually be advisable - it risks being left with its costs. An order for security of costs seeks to resolve this dilemma. Overview of this briefing note: What is an order for security of costs? Who can request it? Why request ...

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M.D. Stein; J.M. Tirado; "Security for Costs in International Arbitration - A Briefing Note"
TDM 4 (2012), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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