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Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran v Eurodif

Arbitration between Eurodif and Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran concerned Paris Court of Appeal judgment of 7 October 1987 upheld the attachment sought by the; related court records address the award and its treatment.

  • Recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards
Applicable rules
ICC Arbitration Rules

Procedural record

  1. 7 October 1987France

    7 October 1987France

    Judgment of the Paris Court of Appeal dated 7 October 1987 in Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran v Eurodif

    Paris Court of Appeal

    Decision summary
    The Paris Court of Appeal judgment of 7 October 1987 upheld the attachment sought by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran against Eurodif while arbitration was pending; the French Court of Cassation later quashed that judgment.

    Participants

    Eurodif
    Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
    Paris Court of Appeal

    1 year, 8 months and 21 days later · 630 days

  2. 28 June 1989France

    28 June 1989France

    Judgment of the French Court of Cassation in Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran v Eurodif

    French Court of Cassation

    Decision summary
    The Court of Cassation held that parties to an international arbitration may seek conservatory measures from a state court, but may not take enforcement measures before the arbitral award. It quashed in its entirety the Paris Court of Appeal judgment of 7 October 1987 and remanded the case to the Versailles Court of Appeal.

    Participants

    Eurodif
    Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
    French Court of Cassation

    Authorities cited

    3
    • French New Code of Civil Procedure, Article 1458
      statute
    • French New Code of Civil Procedure, Articles 48 et seq.
      statute
    • ICC Arbitration Rules, Article 8-5
      rules

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