Public record 11 published cases
Jr. Emmett A. Scanlan
Arbitrator in 11 published cases before Italian-United States Conciliation Commi tribunals, in war damage compensation, personal property compensation, war damages disputes.
Overview
In the published awards, Jr. Emmett A. Scanlan has been appointed by claimants 7 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 0 cases. Of the party appointments, 5 came from States and 2 from investors or companies.
Outcome for the appointing side, where the published decision is clear: claimant prevailed in 50% of the 7 claimant appointments. Mixed outcomes count as half.
Appointed most often by: United States of America (4), United States (1), Hilda Sara Menkes (1), Steinway & Sons (1), Armstrong Cork Company (1).
Track record
| Year | Case | Role | Appointed by | Institution / rules | Sector | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | The Italian-United States Conciliation Commission established under Article 83 of the treaty of Peace with Italy (Italy, United States) (Representative of the United States of America) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | war damage compensation | Read award → |
| — | Carnelli Case — Decision No. 5 of 4 March 1952 (Representative of the United States of America) | Co-arbitrator | — | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | — | Read award → |
| 1951 | Caccamese Case — Decision No. 8 of 11 April 1952 (Representative of the United States of America) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | war damages | Read award → |
| — | Winter Case — Decision No. 10 of 28 April 1952 (Representative of the United States of America) | Co-arbitrator | — | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | — | Read award → |
| — | Amabile Case — Decision No. 11 of 25 June 1952 (Representative of the United States of America on the Commission) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | war damage compensation | Read award → |
| — | Gettinger Case — Decision No. 12 of 30 June 1952 (Representative of the United States of America on the Commission) | Co-arbitrator | — | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | personal property compensation | Read award → |
| — | Menkes Case — Decision No. 13 of 9 January 1953 (Representative of the United States of America on the Commission) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | loss of personal property | Read award → |
| — | Bartha Case — Decision No. 14 of 30 March 1953 (Representative of the United States of America) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | personal property compensation | Read award → |
| — | Steinway and Sons Case — Decision No. 15 of 10 April 1953 (Representative of the United States of America) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | war damage compensation | Read award → |
| 1953 | Armstrong Cork Company Case — Decision No. 18 of 22 October 1953 (Representative of the United States of America on the Conciliation Commission) | Co-arbitrator | Claimant | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | cork trade | Read award → |
| — | Beaumont Case (the Eilenroc II) — Decision No. 19 of 26 October 1953 (Representative of the United States of America on the Commission) | Tribunal | — | Italian-United States Conciliation Commi · Rome | war damages (motor cruiser) | Read award → |
Expertise
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Co-arbitrators
- Antonio Sorrentino 11 cases
- José Caeiro da Matta 1 case
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