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Applicant v Respondent (ICC Arbitration Case 19222/EMT)

ICC arbitration over a military communications contract and standby letters of credit, with German proceedings for partial enforcement of the Geneva award.

  • International commercial arbitration
  • Recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards
Case no.
19222/EMT
Seat
Switzerland
Applicable rules
ICC Arbitration Rules

Procedural record

  1. 5 January 2016Switzerland

    5 January 2016Switzerland

    ICC Arbitral Award in Case 19222/EMT dated 5 January 2016

    International Chamber of Commerce

    Award no.
    19222/EMT
    Decision summary
    The tribunal found that the respondent had wrongfully drawn funds under standby letters of credit, ordered payment of the specified principal and arbitration costs, dismissed the respondent's counterclaim as unfounded, and rejected all other claims and applications.

    Participants

    Applicant
    Respondent
    International Chamber of Commerce
    Arbitrator
    […]
    Arbitrator
    […]
    Arbitrator
    […]

    9 years, 11 months and 14 days later · 3636 days

  2. 19 December 2025Germany

    19 December 2025Germany

    Order of the Bavarian Supreme Regional Court in case 101 Sch 61/24 e dated 19 December 2025

    Bavarian Supreme Regional Court

    Case no.
    101 Sch 61/24 e
    Citation
    101 Sch 61/24 e
    Decision summary
    The Bavarian Supreme Regional Court partially declared the ICC award in Case 19222/EMT enforceable as to the award of amounts for funds wrongfully drawn under standby letters of credit and the arbitration costs, ordered the respondent to bear the enforcement-proceeding costs, and made the order provisionally enforceable.

    Participants

    Applicant
    Respondent
    Bavarian Supreme Regional Court

    Authorities cited

    11
    • German Code of Civil Procedure (ZPO)
      statute
    • German Civil Code (BGB)
      statute
    • Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU)
      treaty
    • Brussels I Regulation
      treaty
    • Brussels Ia Regulation
      treaty
    • Brussels Convention on Jurisdiction and the Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters (EuGVÜ)
      treaty
    • German Basic Law (GG)
      statute
    • German Court Costs Act (GKG)
      statute
    • Hague Convention on Civil Procedure (HZPÜ)
      treaty
    • ICC Arbitration Rules
      rules
    • Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (New York Convention)
      treaty

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