Andrew Dahdal

Waiver of a Right to Arbitrate by Resort to Litigation, in the Context of International Commercial Arbitration (2009)

Peter Gillies; Macquarie University, Sydney, Andrew Dahdal; Macquarie University, Sydney

This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed tohave waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...

Waiver of a Right to Arbitrate by Resort to Litigation, in the Context of International Commercial Arbitration (2007)

Peter Gillies; Macquarie University, Sydney, Andrew Dahdal; Macquarie University, Sydney

This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...

Waiver of a Right to Arbitrate by Resort to Litigation, in the Context of International Commercial Arbitration (2007)

Peter Gillies, Andrew Dahdal

This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...

Waiver of a right to arbitrate by resort to litigation, in the context of international commercial arbitration (2007)

Gillies, Peter S, Dahdal, Andrew

This paper examines the circumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...

The Admissability of expert opinion economic evidence in judicial review (2006)

Dahdal, Andrew

This paper deals with the growing prevalence of economic evidence in judicial review proceedings in Australian courts. It examines the limitations imposed upon the admissibility of such evidence...

The Admissability of expert opinion economic evidence in judicial review (2006)

Dahdal, Andrew

This paper deals with the growing prevalence of economic evidence in judicial review proceedings in Australian courts. It examines the limitations imposed upon the admissibility of such evidence...

Directions to convict (2006)

Gillies, Peter, Dahdal, Andrew

This article explores the regularity of judicial directions to convict in a divided trial. Such directions are uncommon, yet current Australian authority sanctions directions of this type. The...

Waiver of a right to arbitrate by resort to litigation, in the context of international commercial arbitration (2006)

Gillies, Peter, Dahdal, Andrew

This paper examines the cricumstances in which a party to an arbitration agreement may be deemed to have waived its right to arbitrate a dispute comprehended by the agreement, by involvement in...