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The Conception of Public Policy and its Applicability with Respect to Enforcement of Awards of International Commercial Arbitrations in the Russian Federation

Abstract

One of the most important steps of arbitration is often the process of arbitral award's recognition and enforcement, this process as such sometimes may turn out to be not less complicated than arbitration itself. In jurisdictions of various states there exist different components of the mechanism for the recognition and enforcement of awards of international commercial arbitrations (hereinafter referred to as “foreign arbitral awards”). And in the Russian legal practice certain outlines for the systematization of law enforcement practice with respect to this issue can be traced, however, to the present day the most controversial and ambiguous point of this process is application of the category of public policy by Russian courts as the ground to refuse to recognize and enforce foreign arbitral awards.

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Svetlana Björkman
Associate Legal Counsel, Wärtsilä Finland oy, Finland

Svetlana Björkman, was born and grew up in Uzbekistan (the former USSR republic) in 1977, graduated from Saint-Petersburg State University with a degree in international law. For 8 years worked as a legal consultant and later on as a project coordinator under programmes being implemented by United Nations. During 2 years worked with Committee for Investments and Strategic projects of Government of Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Currently worked as a legal counsel, Power Plants Wärtsilä Finland oy.

Company

Wärtsilä Finland oy

Wärtsilä is a global leader in complete lifecycle power solutions for the marine and energy markets. By emphasising technological innovation and total efficiency, Wärtsilä maximises the environmental and economic performance of the vessels and power plants of its customers. The company has operations in nearly 170 locations in 70 countries around the world.

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