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Arbitral Awards Violating European Antitrust Laws: French Courts Cannot Help

By Gilles Cuniberti

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Are French courts willing to review arbitral awards on the ground that arbitrators violated European antitrust laws? As a matter of principle, French courts are extremely reluctant to review arbitral awards on the merits. In theory, an exception remains when the award violates French international public policy, but actual instances where French courts have found [...]

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