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Deep Seabed Mining Act 2015 PART 3 — ENFORCEMENT OF DECISIONS AND AWARDS

s 18–s 20 · 3 sections

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Registration of Seabed Disputes Chamber decisions

s 18

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18.—(1) The Court may, on the application of an interested person, order a decision of the Seabed Disputes Chamber to be registered in the Court. (2) To avoid doubt —(a) a decision of the Seabed Disputes Chamber involving a State may be registered under subsection (1); but (b) nothing in this section or section 19 affects any privilege or immunity that a State may claim against the enforcement of a registered decision of the Seabed Disputes Chamber.

Effect of registration

s 19

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19. A registered decision of the Seabed Disputes Chamber is to be treated, for the following purposes, as if the decision was a judgment of the Court made on the date on which the decision was registered:(a) the force and effect of the decision in relation to the enforcement of the decision; (b) the exercise of the powers of the Court in relation to the enforcement of the decision; (c) the taking of proceedings for or in relation to the enforcement of the decision; (d) where the decision is for the payment of a sum of money, the carrying and computation of interest on that sum.

Enforcement of arbitral awards

s 20

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20. An arbitral award made pursuant to Article 188(2)(a) of the Convention is to be treated as a foreign award for the purposes of Part 3 of the International Arbitration Act 1994.

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