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International Arbitration in the dock; lessons to be learned from Nigeria v P+ID
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23 January 2024
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There followed a series of applications for disclosure by Nigeria, in various jurisdictions around the world (including in the US, the Cayman Islands, Cyprus, the England, and the BVI). The documents and information that were obtained ultimately culminated in Nigeria’s successful challenge to the arbitration award in the English Commercial Court pursuant to section 68 of the Arbitration Act 1996 (s68AA96) (on the grounds of a serious irregularity).
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