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G. G. Hannaford

Arbitrator in 2 published cases before Anglo-Italian Conciliation Commission tribunals, in war damages (yacht), sale of enemy property disputes.

Anglo-Italian Conciliation Commission war damages (yacht), sale of enemy property

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Overview

In the published awards, G. G. Hannaford has been appointed by claimants 2 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 0 cases. Of the party appointments, 1 came from States and 1 from investors or companies.

Outcome for the appointing side, where the published decision is clear: claimant prevailed in 50% of the 2 claimant appointments. Mixed outcomes count as half.

Appointed most often by: Margaret Grace Grant-Smith (1), United Kingdom (1).

2Published cases
0As chair or sole arbitrator
2Party appointments
0Dissents recorded

Track record

YearCaseRoleAppointed byInstitution / rulesSectorAward
— Grant-Smith Case (the Gin and Angostura) — Decision No. 2 of 4 March 1952 (representative of the United Kingdom Government) Co-arbitrator Claimant Anglo-Italian Conciliation Commission war damages (yacht) Read award →
1954 Rosten Case — Decision No. 99 of 13 February 1957 (Representative of Great Britain) Anglo-Italian Conciliation Commission Claimant Anglo-Italian Conciliation Commission · Rome sale of enemy property Read award →

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