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United States / 13 November 2018 / United States, U.S. District Court, District of Columbia / LLC Komstroy, as successor in interest to LLC Energoalliance v. Republic of Moldova / 14-cv-01921 (CRC)

Country	United States
Court	United States, U.S. District Court, District of Columbia
Date	13 November 2018
Parties	LLC Komstroy, as successor in interest to LLC Energoalliance v. Republic of Moldova
Case number	14-cv-01921 (CRC)
Applicable NYC Provisions	III \| V \| V(1) \| V(1)(e) \| VI
Source	http://us-arbitration.shearman.com (Shearman & Sterling US International Arbitration Digest website)
Languages	English
see also :	United States / 23 August 2019 / United States, U.S. District Court, District of Columbia / LLC Komstroy, as successor in interest to LLC Energoalliance v. Republic of Moldova / 14-cv-01921 (CRC) France / 10 January 2023 / France, Cour d'appel de Paris (Court of Appeal of Paris) / République de Moldavie v. Société Stileks Scientific and Production Firm LLC intervenante volontaire à titre principal pour la société Komstroy / 18/14721

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