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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2025

Collas Crill Explains … Enforcing Foreign Arbitral Awards In Jersey

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We refer to the person or entity seeking to enforce the arbitral award as the creditor and the person being enforced against as the debtor.

JerseyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

This guide looks at how you can enforce foreign arbitral awards in Jersey.

Words in bold are defined at the end of this guide.

We refer to the person or entity seeking to enforce the arbitral award as the creditor and the person being enforced against as the debtor.

Arbitral awards

The recognition and enforcement of international arbitral awards in Jersey is set out in the Arbitration Law, which is based on the UK Arbitration Acts 1950-1982. Parts 3 and 4 of the Arbitration Law provide for the enforcement of arbitral awards made pursuant to:

  • the Protocol on Arbitration Clauses, 24 September 1923 (the Protocol)
  • the Geneva Convention on Foreign Arbitral Awards, 26 September 1927 (the Geneva Convention), and

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