June 26, 2025
İsviçre Federal Mahkemesi, ceza mahkemesi kararlarının, hakem kararlarının yeniden incelenmesi sonucu iptal edilmesi açısından doğrudan bağlayıcı etkisi olmadığını vurguladı
İsviçre Federal Mahkemesi, aynı maddi olgulara dayanan bir ceza mahkûmiyetinin, kendi başına, bir hakem kararının yeniden incelenmesi sonucu iptali için yeterli gerekçe teşkil etmeyeceğine hükmetti. (İsviçre Federal Mahkemesi, Karar No. 4A_69/2022).
June 26, 2025
Swiss Federal Supreme Court reaffirms that a criminal judgment does not have a direct impact on the setting-aside of an arbitral award as a result of its review
The Swiss Federal Supreme Court has held that a criminal conviction arising from the same factual circumstances as those underlying an arbitral proceeding does not, in and of itself, justify the setting aside an arbitral award as a result of its review.
December 20, 2024
Swiss Supreme Court Redefines Parties’ Duty to Investigate Arbitrators’ Impartiality and Independence
The Swiss Federal Supreme Court’s recent decision underscores a pivotal issue in international arbitration: the parties’ duty to investigate the impartiality and independence of arbitrators. The case centered on a challenge to an arbitral award on the grounds that one arbitrator had previously represented the opposing party in unrelated proceedings in England.
June 26, 2025

İsviçre Federal Mahkemesi, ceza mahkemesi kararlarının, hakem kararlarının yeniden incelenmesi sonucu iptal edilmesi açısından doğrudan bağlayıcı etkisi olmadığını vurguladı

İsviçre Federal Mahkemesi, aynı maddi olgulara dayanan bir ceza mahkûmiyetinin, kendi başına, bir hakem kararının yeniden incelenmesi sonucu iptali için yeterli gerekçe teşkil etmeyeceğine hükmetti. (İsviçre Federal Mahkemesi, Karar No. 4A_69/2022).
June 26, 2025

Swiss Federal Supreme Court reaffirms that a criminal judgment does not have a direct impact on the setting-aside of an arbitral award as a result of its review

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court has held that a criminal conviction arising from the same factual circumstances as those underlying an arbitral proceeding does not, in and of itself, justify the setting aside an arbitral award as a result of its review.
December 20, 2024

Swiss Supreme Court Redefines Parties’ Duty to Investigate Arbitrators’ Impartiality and Independence

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court’s recent decision underscores a pivotal issue in international arbitration: the parties’ duty to investigate the impartiality and independence of arbitrators. The case centered on a challenge to an arbitral award on the grounds that one arbitrator had previously represented the opposing party in unrelated proceedings in England.



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Swiss Supreme Court Redefines Parties’ Duty to Investigate Arbitrators’ Impartiality and Independence
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