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The Court of Appeal in CTI Group Inc v Transclear SA (22 July 2008) has reiterated that under English law international commodities sellers are required to perform their contractual obligations in full even if deprived of their intended source of supply.

Following our report last week, the Government has now published the draft Restriction of Public Sector Exit Payments Regulations 2020 (Draft Regulations), ...

In Playing for time – claiming to be a sovereign state, I suggested that the arguments advanced by the Defendant in this case were wholly without merit.

As reported here, the House of Commons' Delegated Legislation Committee considered the UPC Privileges and Immunities Order last week.

The silver was being carried on the SS Tilawa - a privately-owed merchant ship - during World War II.

Enforcing arbitral awards against sovereign States presents complex strategic and practical challenges, particularly when navigating sovereign immunity arguments, cross-border asset identification, and multi-jurisdictional enforcement proceedings. A recent London International Disputes Week discussion examined these issues through the lens of the landmark Zhongshan v. Nigeria case, where a Chinese investor successfully secured and enforced a USD 70 million investment arbitration award against an African Sta