RE: Bad Lawyers26 Jan 2017 14:52
mr jay
You are correct, chl brought a case against roi to icsid for the illegal revocation of exploitation licences, the roi came up with this argument that past licenses are tainted with forgery, so the first claim chl were the claimant and when roi brought a new case then roi became claimant, this would imply that roi would have to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt, yet the tribunal agreed to flexible and hear evidence on balance of probability.
This is imho the mistake icsid made in law.
Roi cunningly provided only documents that proved their case and failed to provide docs which chl/icsid requested.
I truly believe autopen signatures would be on docs belonging to other license holders, roi refused to provide these and icsid agreed as burdensome.
If those other docs proved your narrative, wont you have provided them to icsid? This case is really fishy..