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Paris Court of Appeal May Revisit Definition of ‘Investment’ under Energy Charter Treaty

Yuri Mantilla

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A short update on treaty interpretation by the French Courts, in particular on the definition of investment under the Energy Charter Treaty. This article revisits the relevant facts and issues that gave rise to the setting aside of the award in France, and the subsequent reversal at the highest instance.

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A short update on treaty interpretation by the French Courts, in particular on the definition of investment under the Energy Charter Treaty. This article revisits the relevant facts and issues that gave rise to the setting aside of the award in France, and the subsequent reversal at the highest instance.

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A short update on treaty interpretation by the French Courts, in particular on the definition of investment under the Energy Charter Treaty. This article revisits the relevant facts and issues that gave rise to the setting aside of the award in France, and the subsequent reversal at the highest instance.

Key concepts: Treaty, Charter, Appeal, Interpretation (philosophy), Aside, Law, Investment (military), Political science

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