In Re Application of Caratube International Oil Co., LLP

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• finding that the nature of tribunal counsels against granting request where petitioner chose to bring dispute before an ICSID arbitration panel governed by mutually-agreed-upon rules
• finding that the nature of tribunal counsels against granting request where petitioner chose to bring dispute before an ICSID arbitration panel governed by mutually-agreed-upon rules
• concluding nature of tribunal counseled against granting request where parties had agreed to arbitration and the procedural rules governing that process
• finding Petitioner not entitled to discovery in part because none of the Respondents were a party to the foreign proceeding
• weighing fact that petitioner never raised need for non-party discovery, where foreign tribunal set a detailed discovery schedule over a year prior to filing of section 1782 petition, against petitioner in exercising discretion
• “Parties to an arbitration are free to set the procedural rules for arbitrators to follow.” (internal quotes omitted)

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