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AIFC Court sets aside Naftogaz recognition order against Gazprom for lack of jurisdiction

Introduction In a decision dated 7 July 2026, the Court of First Instance of the Astana International Financial Centre in case number AIFC-C/CFI/2026/0002, National Joint Stock Company “Naftogaz of Ukraine” JSC v Gazprom PJSC, rendered a judgment on the AIFC Court’s jurisdiction to recognise and enforce a foreign-seated ICC arbitral award. Justice Lord Faulks KC […]

Russian Court Upholds London Arbitration Clause in Bareboat Charter Dispute

Arbitrazh Court of the Nizhny Novgorod RegionDecision dated: 28 June 2026 (operative part announced on 7 May 2026)Case No.: A43-34213/2023 Overview In a very recent decision, the Arbitrazh Court of the Nizhny Novgorod Region left without consideration a claim for RUB 409,582,668 brought by AAS Amur Assets Shipping Company Limited (Cyprus) against LLC “Nizhny Novgorod […]

Under ExxonMobil VOY2005 sanctions clause, a real risk of sanction liability is sufficient to refuse loading of cargo

Summary In a recent decision published on 22 May 2026 „Tonzip Maritime (Singapore) Pte Ltd v 2 Rivers Pte Ltd“ the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, Civil Division [2026] EWCA Civ 641 – case no. CA-2025-002537, has allowed the appeal of the owners of the MV CATALAN SEA in a dispute arising from […]

AIFC Court at a crossroads: Naftogaz v Gazprom, Posco v National Centre, and the limits of recognition jurisdiction

In our earlier analysis, “Clash of jurisdictions – AIFC Court recognises an ICC award despite opposing Russian anti-arbitration injunction”, we discussed the AIFC Court’s 15 May 2026 decision in National Joint Stock Company “Naftogaz of Ukraine” JSC v Gazprom PJSC, Case No. AIFC-C/CFI/2026/0002. The case was remarkable not only because of the size of the […]

Bavarian Highest Regional Court: No Arbitration Agreement Established Where Bilingual Contract Versions Diverge

BayObLG, order of 16 June 2026 – 101 Sch 171/25 e In an order of 16 June 2026, the Bavarian Highest Regional Court (Bayerisches Oberstes Landesgericht, BayObLG) held that a dispute between two German companies was not subject to arbitration, despite an arbitral tribunal’s prior interim decision affirming its own jurisdiction. The Court found that […]

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