Matter
Z.O. v Georgia (Supreme Court of Sweden T 9380-24)
- 12 November 2024Sweden
12 November 2024Sweden
Judgment of the Svea Court of Appeal in the case T 11278-22 dated 12 November 2024
Svea Court of Appeal
- Decision summary
- The Svea Court of Appeal held that the most-favoured-nation clause could not establish jurisdiction for the arbitral tribunal and confirmed that jurisdiction was lacking, without deciding Georgia's other jurisdictional objections.
1 year, 7 months and 14 days later · 591 days
- 26 June 2026Sweden
26 June 2026Sweden
Judgment of the Supreme Court of Sweden in the case T 9380-24 dated 26 June 2026
Supreme Court of Sweden
- Decision summary
- The Supreme Court held that Article 3 of the UK–Georgia investment protection agreement, together with Article 10 of the Georgia–BLEU investment protection agreement, gives the arbitral tribunal jurisdiction to hear Z.O.'s investment dispute, subject to the requirements in Article 10. It remitted those remaining jurisdictional requirements to the Svea Court of Appeal, granted leave to appeal on the remaining issues, set aside the Court of Appeal's judgment, and remitted the case for continued proceedings.
Supporting details
14 authorities · 11 participantsZ.O.
Georgia
Supreme Court of Sweden
- Judge
- Anders Eka
- Judge
- Petter Asp
- Judge
- Malin Bonthron
- Judge
- Stefan Reimer
- Judge
- Johan Danelius
- Date not availableArbitration
Date not availableArbitration
Arbitral tribunal jurisdiction decision in Z.O. v Georgia
Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce
- Decision summary
- The arbitral tribunal held that Z.O. was a British investor, accepted jurisdiction under the most-favoured-nation clause in Article 3 of the UK–Georgia investment protection agreement together with Article 10 of the Georgia–BLEU investment protection agreement, and rejected Georgia's other jurisdictional objections.
Supporting details
2 participantsZ.O.
Georgia
Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce