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Defenses to Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards Under the United Nations Convention of 1958 Focusing on Article V of the Convention and Practice in U.S. Courts
This LL.M. thesis analyzes the defenses available to parties resisting enforcement of foreign arbitral awards under the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbital Awards, with particular focus on Article V and its application in United States federal courts. The
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