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AA Sociedad Anónima and Others v BB Sucursal Uruguay (Tribunal of Appeals in Civil Matters of First Turn, Interlocutory Judgment No. 246/2026)
- 11 December 2024Uruguay
11 December 2024Uruguay
Interlocutory Judgment No. 4197/2024 of the Civil Court of First Instance of the Eighth Turn dated 11 December 2024
Civil Court of First Instance of the Eighth Turn
- Decision summary
- The court granted an interim prohibition preserving the status quo of the subcontract, preventing BB Sucursal Uruguay from terminating it and directing CC to refrain from acts that could aggravate the dispute or impede the Consortium's performance.
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3 participantsConsortium
BB Sucursal Uruguay
CC
Civil Court of First Instance of the Eighth Turn
9 months and 27 days later · 301 days
- 8 October 2025Arbitration
8 October 2025Arbitration
ICC Tribunal Procedural Order No. 6
- Decision summary
- The tribunal adopted interim measures requiring the parties to preserve the subcontract, refrain from aggravating the dispute or impeding performance, and restrict demands for payment under the guarantees until the final award or further order.
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1 authority · 2 participantsCC
Consortium
2 months and 3 days later · 64 days
- 11 December 2025Uruguay
11 December 2025Uruguay
Interlocutory Judgment No. 4081/2025 of the Civil Court of First Instance of the Eighth Turn dated 11 December 2025
Civil Court of First Instance of the Eighth Turn
- Decision summary
- The court granted interim relief prohibiting CC from requesting, pursuing, or making payment demands under the guarantees and directing the banks to suspend related payment and enforcement activity.
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3 participantsAA Sociedad Anónima and Others
CC
Civil Court of First Instance of the Eighth Turn
4 days later · 4 days
- 15 December 2025Arbitration
15 December 2025Arbitration
ICC Tribunal Procedural Order No. 8
- Decision summary
- The tribunal held that changed circumstances had deprived Procedural Order No. 6 of its purpose and that the order had no further effect, while recognizing that the Uruguayan judicial measures remained in force.
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1 authority · 2 participantsCC
Consortium
3 months and 18 days later · 108 days
- 2 April 2026Arbitration
2 April 2026Arbitration
ICC Tribunal Procedural Order No. 10
- Decision summary
- The tribunal rejected CC's request to end the Uruguayan judicial measures and ordered CC, pending the final award, not to invoke, execute, or seek payment under the guarantees or maintain existing payment demands; it also granted urgent protective relief to the Consortium.
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2 participantsCC
Consortium
2 months and 22 days later · 83 days
- 24 June 2026Uruguay
24 June 2026Uruguay
Interlocutory Judgment No. 246/2026 of the Tribunal of Appeals in Civil Matters of First Turn in case IUE 34-1/2026 dated 24 June 2026
Tribunal of Appeals in Civil Matters of First Turn
- Citation
- Interlocutory Judgment No. 246/2026
- Decision summary
- The appellate court confirmed the interlocutory judgment maintaining measures barring execution and payment under the guarantees. It held that the Uruguayan judicial measures and the ICC tribunal's measures were compatible and complementary, that Procedural Order No. 6 had not terminated the judicial measures, and that no special procedural sanction was warranted.
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12 authorities · 10 participantsAA Sociedad Anónima and Others
BB Sucursal Uruguay
CC
HSBC Bank Uruguay S.A.
Banco Itaú Uruguay S.A.
Banco Santander S.A.
Tribunal of Appeals in Civil Matters of First Turn
- Judge
- Beatriz Venturini
- Judge
- Ana Rivas
- Judge
- Álvaro Messere
Other
- Court Reporter
- Rosario Fernández
- Date not availableArbitration
Date not availableArbitration
ICC Tribunal Procedural Order No. 11
- Decision summary
- The tribunal maintained an operative regime for the guarantees, requiring CC to withdraw payment requests and document compliance and requiring the Consortium to secure and demonstrate continued bank commitments for the guarantees.
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2 participantsCC
Consortium