Abstract
Whether a dual-national could be excluded from protection under a BIT on the basis of the third or non-BIT nationality.
Whether a host state was responsible for compensating an investor for losses sustained on an investment in the event the investment failed.
Whether the omissions of a host state in a general financial crisis during which a foreign investor suffered losses could be tantamount to expropriation under a BIT.
Whether a host state was responsible for compensating an investor for losses sustained on an investment in the event the investment failed.
Whether the omissions of a host state in a general financial crisis during which a foreign investor suffered losses could be tantamount to expropriation under a BIT.
| Original language | English |
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| Specialist publication | Oxford reports on international law |
| Publication status | Published - 26 Jul 2001 |
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