First View Articles on the Third Issue of the International and Comparative Law Quarterly for 2025 – Conflict of Laws

The primary view article of the third concern of the ICLQ for 2025 was revealed yesterday. It comprises the next article on battle of legal guidelines:

Ardavan Arzandeh, “Anti-Go well with Injunctions in Help of Overseas Dispute-Decision Clauses”

Courts in England ordinarily grant anti-suit injunctions when proceedings are (or will quickly be) initiated in a overseas courtroom in breach of clauses which topic disputes to the unique jurisdiction of courts, or refer them to arbitration, in England. Would they, nonetheless, grant such aid in help of overseas dispute-resolution clauses? In UniCredit Financial institution v RusChemAlliance, the Supreme Courtroom of the UK answered this query within the affirmative, thus increasing the English courts’ energy to concern anti-suit injunctions. This text seeks to evaluate the possible extent of this growth and the long run implications it may have for the regulation on anti-suit injunctions in England. The article additionally examines the Supreme Courtroom’s pronouncements on the opposite vital concern within the case in regards to the regulation governing arbitration agreements and their potential impact following the enactment of the Arbitration Act 2025.