International Arbitral Institutions Have Not Gone Far Enough in Issuing Reasoned Decisions on Adjudicated Administrative Matters
Article from: TDM 3 (2021), in Non-Legal Adjudicators in National and International Disputes
Abstract
Private international arbitral institutions have recently enacted reforms that allow for the issuance of reasoned decisions in connection with the decisions they take on adjudicated administrative matters, such as arbitrator challenges. Despite these welcome developments, the giving of reasons by international arbitral institutions in support of their decisions on contested administrative matters remains inconsistent and largely discretionary, and continues to fall well short of the practice among judicial and quasi-judicial bodies at the state level where reason-giving ...