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Arbitration procedural order (arb10714) (ICSID)

Why it matters

Inc. v. the United Mexican States

Summary

Inc. v. the United Mexican States

The detail

Parties: Inc. v. the United Mexican States

Case number: See arbitration.org record

Outcome: Procedural order. The disposition is set out in the original.

Applicable law: The applicable arbitration rules and governing law; see the original.

Issues in play: The parties' substantive dispute, resolved by arbitration rather than in the courts.

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