Résumé ou Introduction
Generally, in simple terms, it is agreed that disputes subjected to neutral parties for determination must come to an end. It is also the position of the law that a dispute between parties, once determined by a competent neutral party, shall not resurface before another neutral party between the same disputing parties and on the same issues or cause of action as the case may be except where an appeal or application to the same court level or higher court is allowed by law. The law calls this res judicata. In International Arbitration the principle is not any different except that it is developed to fit the transnational nature of disputes.
- Citation du texte
- Adams Rajab Makmot-Kibwanga (Auteur), 2018, The Doctrine of Res Judicata in International Commercial Arbitrations, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/454740
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