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¨ A presentation of the legal questions presented to, and
arbitrated by, the Iran-United States Claim Tribunal (the
“Tribunal”) in hundreds of cases during eighteen years of continuous
activity in the complex field of international dispute resolution. Such a
huge legal endeavor attests plausibly to the Tribunal’s imposing
presence in the practice of international commercial arbitration.
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| Contents |
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¨ The contents are classified and presented in two parts:
– Part I (Cases
Analysis) contains analytical discussions in three chapters, successively:
Procedural Rules and Practices; Obligations in Private Law;
Interstate Disputes. Part I comprises a variety of issues of private and
public international law: the birth of the Tribunal, jurisdictionalissues
focusing on the locus standi of different categories of litigant parties
(states, corporation, double nationals, etc.), evidence, various types of
judicial documents issued by the Tribunal, contract law, international
responsibility, expropriation, expulsion, valuation of expropriated
properties.
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Topics are methodically outlined under headings and sub-headings; each
subject is developed and discussed in the form of a commentary, enhanced
and backed up by relevant citations from the Tribunal’s official texts.
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Part II
is a consolidated subject index to the 28-volume
collection of the Tribunal’s official materials reported unofficially by
the Grotius Publication Limited, Cambridge —a compendium which covers
the Tribunal’s case law over a period of twelve years, beginning from
the signature of the Algiers Accords (the Tribunal’s constituent
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| Annexes |
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¨ Appended to Part I are the integral text of the basic
documents of the Tribunal, two tables of cases (one related to the cases
as cited in this work, and the other listing those cases which have been
reprinted in the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal Reports), table of
legislation and subject index.
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