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Dispute resolution under NAFTA : building on the U.S.-Canada FTA, GATT and ICSID.

By:

HORLICK, Gary N

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 1993Action note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Discusses three dispute resolution mechanisms in NAFTA, viz. mechanism for resolving disputes between a party and an investor in another party; mechanism for resolving disputes under the antidumping and countervailing duty laws; and mechanism for resolving disputes among the parties. Focuses on how these mechanisms will meet some desirable characteristics of dispute resolution regimes : tight deadlines for decision-making; procedures to guarantee the impartiality of the panelists; binding decisions; a panel selection process that facilitates high-quality decisions; and a means for challenging the decisions to protect the integrity of the system.

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Discusses three dispute resolution mechanisms in NAFTA, viz. mechanism for resolving disputes between a party and an investor in another party; mechanism for resolving disputes under the antidumping and countervailing duty laws; and mechanism for resolving disputes among the parties. Focuses on how these mechanisms will meet some desirable characteristics of dispute resolution regimes : tight deadlines for decision-making; procedures to guarantee the impartiality of the panelists; binding decisions; a panel selection process that facilitates high-quality decisions; and a means for challenging the decisions to protect the integrity of the system.