Bibliographic citations
Luna, F., Meier, J. (2023). Necesidad de pronunciamiento de los tribunales arbitrales frente a indicios de corrupción en los arbitrajes con el estado [Universidad de Lima]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/19031
Luna, F., Meier, J. Necesidad de pronunciamiento de los tribunales arbitrales frente a indicios de corrupción en los arbitrajes con el estado []. PE: Universidad de Lima; 2023. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12724/19031
@misc{renati/236207,
title = "Necesidad de pronunciamiento de los tribunales arbitrales frente a indicios de corrupción en los arbitrajes con el estado",
author = "Meier Von Schierenbeck Suito, Johanna",
publisher = "Universidad de Lima",
year = "2023"
}
The purpose of this legal research is to analyze, through an inductive and deductive methodology, whether the arbitral tribunals should rule on possible acts of corruption in an arbitration where the Peruvian State is a party and whether they are legally and factually allowed to do so. In order to achieve this purpose, in the first place, it seeks to address and study the current scenario of arbitration and corruption in Peru, in order to lay a foundation for the subsequent analysis of the arbitration practice and its regulations, both nationally and internationally. It then focuses on the role of the arbitral tribunal in the face of allegations of corruption, developing the possibility of ruling on criminal acts, bringing to light different cases that highlight the feasibility of the objective of our research, the application of the principle of sua sponte and the evidentiary standard applied in arbitration. Subsequently, the role of the arbitral award in the face of corruption indications will be developed, delving into the duty of confidentiality, whether or not it is binding and the feared annulment of the arbitral award. Finally, it will analyze and compare the different types of arbitration and the differences in terms of international regulations, exploring how the mechanisms that correspond to each of them affect the way in which allegations of corruption should be dealt with.
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