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Validation of the Delirium Diagnostic Tool-Provisional in intensive care units. [PDF]

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Provisional Measures

2023
The chapter provides a thorough analysis of the Court’s jurisdiction to order provisional measures and its procedure. The author identifies an evolution in the Court’s practice on provisional measures, with the Court most recently developing specific conditions for the indication of provisional measures.
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Provisional measures

2018
Abstract This chapter discusses the provisional measures used to preserve the integrity of an investment arbitration. It first reviews the applicable rules and standards utilized by arbitral tribunals to determine whether to grant a request for provisional measures, including before tribunals applying the International Centre for ...
Jeffery Commission, Rahim Moloo
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Provisional Measures: How “Provisional” Is “Provisional”?

2020
Article 41 of the ICJ Statute provides that the Court may indicate any provisional measure in order to preserve the rights of the parties. While these measures cease to have effect if the claim is dismissed, it is apparent that—in the meantime—they may affect the respondent’s interests.
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Provisional measures

Abstract The effective administration of justice may require the court to grant a range of provisional measures. Such measures have, historically, not been systemised in England and Wales, although they have in other jurisdictions. This Part provides a functional systemisation of those provisional measures available to support litigation
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Provisional measures

2022
Cicely O. Parseghian   +1 more
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Provisional Measures

2016
Abstract This chapter looks at provisional measures. Provisional measures in international judicial proceedings are indications, by the court seised of the matter, of action to be taken, or not to be taken, by one or both of the parties during the period leading up to the decision.
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