Matter
Assmann Telecom v Atis Uher (French Court of Cassation M 18-25.612)
- 21 September 2018France
21 September 2018France
Judgment of the Paris Court of Appeal dated 21 September 2018
Paris Court of Appeal
- Decision summary
- The Paris Court of Appeal confirmed the Paris Commercial Court's decision declaring itself incompetent and inviting Assmann Telecom to pursue arbitration. It held that the dispute over the abrupt termination of the established commercial relationship fell within the arbitration clause in the 15 March 2007 concessionaire contract.
Supporting details
2 participantsAssmann Telecom
Atis Uher
Paris Court of Appeal
1 year, 4 months and 22 days later · 509 days
- 12 February 2020France
12 February 2020France
Decision of the French Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber in the case M 18-25.612 dated 12 February 2020
French Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber
- Citation
- Decision No. 10100 F
- Decision summary
- The Court of Cassation rejected Assmann Telecom's principal appeal. It upheld the jurisdictional outcome that the dispute over the abrupt termination of the established commercial relationship fell within the arbitration clause in the 15 March 2007 concessionaire contract, ordered Assmann Telecom to pay costs, and awarded Atis Uher EUR 3,000 under article 700 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Supporting details
2 authorities · 8 participantsAssmann Telecom
- Representative
- SCP Waquet, Farge et Hazan (For: Assmann Telecom)
Atis Uher
- Representative
- SCP Ohl et Vexliard (For: Atis Uher)
French Court of Cassation, First Civil Chamber
Other
- Institutional administrator
- Berthomier
- Date not availableFrance
Date not availableFrance
Judgment of the Paris Commercial Court
Paris Commercial Court
- Decision summary
- The Paris Commercial Court declared itself incompetent to hear Assmann Telecom's dispute with Atis Uher and invited Assmann Telecom to pursue arbitration under the arbitration clause in the concessionaire contract.
Supporting details
2 participantsAssmann Telecom
Atis Uher
Paris Commercial Court