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Corporate Art in Insolvency: Ownership Must Be Proven Before It Can Be Sold
Art law is usually discussed in the context of collectors, museums and auction houses. Yet it reaches into boardrooms more often than one might think. A recent judgment of the Bombay High Court shows how quickly corporate law, insolvency and the art market collide – and invites a comparison with the German approach.
Enforcement of ICSID Awards and State Immunity: Singapore Court of Appeal Rules Against Spain
I. Introduction In its recent judgment in Kingdom of Spain v NextEra Energy Global Holdings BV and another [2026] SGCA 43, the Singapore Court of Appeal addressed the relationship between sovereign immunity and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards rendered under the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes between States and Nationals of […]
