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Ukrnafta v. Russia

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Case Details

Year of Filing: 2015

Claimant(s): PJSC Ukrnafta

Respondent(s): Russian Federation

Arbitral Rules: UNCITRAL and/or Ad-Hoc

Legal Instrument: Treaty

Treaty: Russia-Ukraine BIT

Administrative Case Number: PCA Case No. 2015-34

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Major Developments

Annulment/Set-Aside Decision:

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Prior IAReporter Coverage of Ukrnafta v. Russia

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