Public record 2 published cases
Gregers Gram
Arbitrator in 2 published cases (presiding or sole arbitrator in 1) before UNCITRAL, PCA tribunals, in fur seal fisheries, perpetual leases of land and buildings disputes.
Overview
In the published awards, Gregers Gram has been appointed by claimants 0 times and by respondents 0 times, and has presided or sat alone in 1 cases.
Track record
| Year | Case | Role | Appointed by | Institution / rules | Sector | Award |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Sentence entre les États-Unis et le Royaume-Uni relative aux droits de juridiction des États-Unis dans les eaux de la mer de Behring et à la préservation des phoques à fourrure, décision du 15 août 1893 (named by the King of Sweden and Norway) | Co-arbitrator | Appointing authority | UNCITRAL · Paris | fur seal fisheries | Read award → |
| — | Affaire de l'impôt japonais sur les bâtiments, Allemagne, France, Grande-Bretagne et Japon (Umpire (sur-arbitre) chosen by the two party-appointed arbitrators) | President | Co-arbitrators | PCA · The Hague | perpetual leases of land and buildings | Read award → |
Expertise
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Co-arbitrators
- Baron de Courcel 1 case
- John M. Harlan 1 case
- John S. D. Thompson 1 case
- Emilio Visconti Venosta 1 case
- John S. L. Morgan 1 case
- Louis Renault 1 case
- Itchiro Motono 1 case
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