Paris Court of Appeal sets aside ICC award for being contrary to international public policy

April 14, 2022 . 7:26 PM

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On 5 April 2022, the Paris Court of Appeal annulled an ICC arbitral award which ordered the Gabonese Republic to pay the Santullo-Sericom Gabon Group the sum of 90 billion Franc (CFA) plus interest.

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