· 9/15/1841
Miller v. Lelen
Citations
- 19 La. 331
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- noting that the New Delhi High Court had concluded 5 that “the seat of arbitration” determined the forum in which to initiate a set-aside 6 petition
- faulting the Indian government for failing to cite authority 13 “indicating that Indian courts have broader discretion when deciding whether to enforce 14 arbitral awards,” but “tak[ing] India’s word”
- “[G]iven the length of 16 time [petitioner] has waited to receive the award, and the amount of money at issue, 17 [petitioner] would be burdened should the [c]ourt delay confirmation of the award.”
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