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Domestic insolvency proceedings before investment treaty arbitration
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The article examines the procedural and substantive issues arising in investment treaty arbitration when foreign investors are involved in domestic insolvency proceedings. It focuses particularly on the standing and access of insolvent foreign investors to arbitration and on possible investment treaty responsibility arising from the conduct of insolvency administrators, judicial authorities or other state organs.
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Access of a foreign investor involved in domestic insolvency proceedings to investment treaty arbitration and state responsibility for conduct connected with the insolvency process
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“Domestic insolvency proceedings before investment treaty arbitration”
Arbitration International · 2025
DOI 10.1093/arbint/aiae047
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