
Dutch Supreme Court rejects Russia’s final Yukos appeal
Andrew Mizner
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Ruling extinguishes final Russian chance of setting aside the largest arbitral award in history – now worth an estimated USD 65 billion. The Yukos shareholders now turn their attention to enforcement.
The Supreme Court of the Netherlands has rejected Russia’s final attempt to set aside the USD 50 billion arbitral award made in favour of the shareholders of Yukos, once the country’s largest oil company.
In a decision today (Friday 17 October), six judges of the Supreme Court turned do
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