RE: Ombrina Mare20 May 2021 10:16
Glenrothes1969,
An award in favour of the claimant would result in an increase in the share price, dependant on the value of the sum awarded.
Interest would be payable on that award to encourage early payment.
If the respondant state chose not to pay on time, then it would count legally as an internationally enforceable debt, for which any property of that state (bank funds, planes, property, land ... in any country could be sequestrated then sold to generate the funds. That would result in extra costs and humillition to the state.
The award / debt could also be sold on to an enforcement agency if the claimant does not wish to wait for a long time for payment to be extracted from the state.
But they have got to win the award first, which is a gamble.