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Sanum v. Laos (Part II): The Singapore Court Of Appeal Affirms Tribunal's Jurisdiction Under The PRC-Laos BIT
18 November 2016
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Part I of this two-part blog post summarized the recent
judgment of the Singapore Court of Appeal ("SGCA" or the
"Court") in Sanum Investments Ltd. v Government of the Lao
People's Democratic Republic ("Sanum v
Laos"). This Part II provides some comments on that judgment
and its significance, including its impact on future Singapore
court proceedings involving investment arbitration awards and
future disputes involving PRC treaties.
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Originally published as a two-part blog post by Kluwer
Arbitration.
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guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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