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Eava v Egan (Dubai International Financial Centre Courts Claim No. ARB-005-2014)

Applicable rules
ICC Rules
  1. 6 May 2014Arbitration

    6 May 2014Arbitration

    ICC Arbitration Award

    International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce

    Decision summary
    The award dismissed Egan's contentions and awarded Eava US$600,000 plus costs of US$124,394.05. Egan's US$40,000 claim for attempted repairs to the defective engine was dismissed because it was not satisfactorily explained or documented.

    Supporting details

    2 participants
    Eava
    Egan
    International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce

    8 months and 2 days later · 247 days

  2. 8 January 2015United Arab Emirates

    8 January 2015United Arab Emirates

    Order of the Dubai International Financial Centre Courts recognising and enforcing the ICC Arbitration Award dated 8 January 2015

    Dubai International Financial Centre Courts, Court of First Instance

    Case no.
    ARB-005-2014
    Decision summary
    The Court recognised and enforced the ICC arbitration award issued in Paris on 6 May 2014 for US$724,394.05 against Egan.

    Supporting details

    2 participants
    Eava
    Egan
    Dubai International Financial Centre Courts, Court of First Instance

    6 months and 18 days later · 199 days

  3. 26 July 2015United Arab Emirates

    26 July 2015United Arab Emirates

    Redacted Amended Reasons for the Order of the Dubai International Financial Centre Courts, Court of First Instance, in Claim No. ARB-005-2014 dated 26 July 2015

    Dubai International Financial Centre Courts, Court of First Instance

    Case no.
    ARB-005-2014
    Decision summary
    The Court dismissed Egan's application to set aside the 8 January 2015 order recognising and enforcing the ICC award, ordered immediate enforcement of the award, and awarded costs against Egan. It treated the award as manifestly valid pending Egan's French challenge and rejected the public-policy and attempted-repair-claim grounds.

    Supporting details

    4 authorities · 4 participants
    Eava
    Egan
    Dubai International Financial Centre Courts, Court of First Instance
    Other
    Institutional administrator
    Amna Al Owais

    Authorities cited

    4
    • DIFC Arbitration Law
      statute
    • Soleh Boneh v. Uganda Government [1993] 2 Lloyd's Rep. 208
      case law
    • Coal & Oil Co. Ltd. v. GHCL Ltd. [2015] SGHC 65
      case law
    • IPLO (Nigeria) Ltd. v. Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation [2005] 2 Lloyd's Rep. 326
      case law

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