Diego Sierra / Practical Law - Mexican Collegiate Tribunal authorizes enforcement of an interim measure granted ex parte by an arbitral tribunal

Diego Sierra / Practical Law - Mexican Collegiate Tribunal authorizes enforcement of an interim measure granted ex parte by an arbitral tribunal

July, 2013

In a decision dated July 13, 2012, but not published until February 2013, the Second Collegiate Tribunal in Civil Matters of the Third Circuit held that the enforcement of an interim measure ordered by an arbitral tribunal may be granted without first affording the affected party the right to be heard.

In a decision dated July 13, 2012, but not published until February 2013, the Second Collegiate Tribunal in Civil Matters of the Third Circuit held that the enforcement of an interim measure ordered by an arbitral tribunal may be granted without first affording the affected party the right to be heard.

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