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Does service in a foreign language constitute “proper notice” of arbitration proceedings?

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Raid Abu-Manneh
Ian McDonald

In Zavod Ekran OAO v Magneco Metrel UK Ltd, the English Commercial Court has provided some interesting commentary as to what constitutes giving a defendant “proper notice” of arbitration proceedings under the English Arbitration Act 1996.

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