On November 23, the High Court of Justice in England overturned the arbitral award in the suit of the Canadian company World Wide Minerals and Paul A. Carroll, the company’s president and CEO against the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kazakhstani Ministry of Justice reported.
On October 29 last year, the arbitration tribunal decided Kazakhstan should pay the plaintiffs $1.9 billion as compensation for their damages. This is less than 1% of the total amount of the claim by WWM and Mr. Carroll. However, the following month Kazakhstan applied to the High Court of England to appeal the decision.
On Monday...