Fair and Equitable Treatment and Denial of Justice: Loewen v US and Chattin v Mexico

D. Wallace, Jr.
Wallace, Jr., Don

Article from: TDM 2 (2006), in Investor-State Disputes - International Investment Law

Introduction

This paper will deal principally with the Loewen case[1] and the denial of justice. Chattin v Mexico[2] will be touched on as it frequently figures in the literature on denial of justice. [3] NAFTA Article 1105[4] and fair and equitable treatment provided for in that article will be dealt with briefly. Denial of justice is thought to be incorporated in Article 1105.[5] The interpretation of 1105 is an issue which has figured in Loewen and other NAFTA chapter 11 cases. I shall try to get to the bottom of the notion of 'denial of justice,' albeit that it is ...

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D. Wallace, Jr.; "Fair and Equitable Treatment and Denial of Justice: Loewen v US and Chattin v Mexico"
TDM 2 (2006), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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