Sovereign Debt 2011
DOI: 10.1002/9781118267073.ch22
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Governing Law of Sovereign Bonds and Legal Enforcement

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“…58 Italy submitted a notification of withdrawal from the ECT to the Depository on 31 December 2014. Its withdrawal took effect on 1 January 2016, pursuant to ECT art 47 (2). 59 Azaria (n 7) 173-84.…”
Section: Investment Protection Obligationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…58 Italy submitted a notification of withdrawal from the ECT to the Depository on 31 December 2014. Its withdrawal took effect on 1 January 2016, pursuant to ECT art 47 (2). 59 Azaria (n 7) 173-84.…”
Section: Investment Protection Obligationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ECT contains numerous dispute settlement mechanisms-a general interContracting Party arbitration mechanism in Article 27; an investor-Contracting Party arbitration provision in Article 26; a special transit conciliation procedure in Article 7(7); a special provision for the settlement of environmental disputes in Article 19 (2) and a special procedure for settling trade disputes concerning Articles 5 and 29 in Annex D. Since none of these provisions contains detailed rules concerning standing, standing to resort to ECT dispute settlement depends on the nature of each obligation breached. Given that the transit obligations under Article 7 are bilateralisable, only individually injured Contracting Parties can resort to conciliation or to general inter-Contracting Party dispute resolution.…”
Section: Dispute Settlement Provisions and Standingmentioning
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