Inordinate Delay in UK Law
- Award Dismissing A Claim For Inordinate And Inexcusable Delay Survives Challenge In The English Court
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'CELTIC EXPLORER' What Happens When There Is A 12 Month Delay In The Publication Of An Arbitration Award?
...Inordinate delay in the production of an arbitration award, whilst capable of amounting to a serious irregularity, was not enough on its own to justify setting ... ...
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Arbitration - Dera Commercial Estate V Derya Inc
...Challenge to arbitral award based on "inordinate delay" ... The claimant appealed an arbitral award (which had dismissed ... ...
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Delay At Your Peril
... ... a claim may, while that claim is depending before the court, apply ... by minute for the court to dismiss the claim due to inordinate and ... inexcusable delay by another party or another party's agent in ... progressing the claim, resulting in unfairness." ... In the past, the ... ...
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Dera Commercial Estate v. Derya Inc [2018] EWHC 1673
... ... The case raised questions as to: (i) whether there had been an inordinate and inexcusable delay pursuant to section 41(3) Arbitration Act 1996 ... ...
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Deviation And The Right To Rely On Contractual Time Bars
... ... an arbitral tribunal to dismiss a claim (or counterclaim) for "inordinate" or "inexcusable" delay ... The background facts ... Dera purchased a ... ...
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High Court Restrains Claimants From Using Defendant's Privileged Material Obtained From Third Parties In Unknown Circumstances
... ... remedy, it might properly be refused eg on the ground of inordinate delay. What is inordinate delay must be evaluated in each case; on the ... ...
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Midnight Marine v Thomas Miller Specialty Underwriting: No Appeal For Time-Barred Claim
... ... under section 41(3) of the Arbitration Act 1996 because of the "inordinate and inexcusable delay on the part of the claimant in pursuing his claim" ... ...
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English Court Provides New Guidance On Summary Dismissal Process For Groundless Serious Irregularity Challenges
... ... event be dismissed under s41(3) of the Arbitration Act 1996 for inordinate and inexcusable delay. The assured then challenged these decisions under ... ...
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(Re)insurance Weekly Update 26- 2018
... ... Estate v Derya Inc: Challenge to arbitral award based on "inordinate delay" ... http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Comm/2018/1673.html ... ...
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