The United States of America v. The United Mexican States
Tribunal, counsel and experts
- Decided by
- Henning Matzen President — chosen by the co-arbitrators (Elected as umpire and President by the four arbitrators) award
- Edward Fry Co-arbitrator — appointed by the claimant award
- T. M. C. Asser Co-arbitrator — appointed by the respondent award
- A. F. de Savornin Lohman Co-arbitrator — appointed by the respondent award
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Award of the Tribunal
Case status: Concluded
Type of case: Inter-state arbitration
Subject matter or economic sector: Financial and insurance
Procedural rules: - Other -
Treaty or contract under which proceedings were commenced: Bilateral treaty; Protocol of an Agreement between the United States and the Republic of Mexico for the Adjustment of certain contentions arising under what is known as The Pious Fund of the Californias, signed at Washington on May 22, 1902; Country A: United States; Country B: Mexico
Language of Proceeding: French
Seat of Arbitration (by Country): - N/A -
Arbitrator(s), Conciliator(s), Other Neutral(s): Mr. Henning Matzen The Right Hon. Sir Edward Fry His Excellency M. de Martens Mr. T.M.C. Asser Jonkheer A.F. de Savornin Lohman
Number of Arbitrators in case: 5
Date of commencement of proceeding: 22 May 1902
Date of issue of final award: 14 October 1902
Length of Proceedings: Less than one year
Source: PCA case database.