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Russian Supreme Court finds Russian courts have jurisdiction under A248 Russian arbitration procedure code

Russian Supreme Court finds Russian courts have jurisdiction under A248 Russian arbitration procedure code

6 December 2024

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The Russian Supreme Court in A40-214726/2023 (NS Bank and Lukoil) has held that the Russian courts have jurisdiction for NS Bank’s claim despite the contract providing for LCIA arbitration. This judgment and other judgments...

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Maya Lester KC

By Maya Lester KC

Maya Lester KC is a senior barrister (King’s Counsel) at Brick Court Chambers with a wide-ranging practice in public law, European law, competition law, international law, human rights & civil liberties. She has a particular expertise in sanctions. She is the…

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