Canada’s Accession to the ICSID Convention and the 2006 Canada-Peru Bilateral Investment Treaty: New Protections and Opportunities for Investors

EL ARBITRAJE EN EL PERÚ Y EL MUNDO, LIMA, ARBITRAJE COMERCIAL Y ARBITRAJE DE INVERSIÓN SERIES, pp. 851-865, Carlos Alberto Soto Coaguila, ed., 2008

23 Pages Posted: 29 Apr 2010

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Stephen Drymer

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Patrick Dumberry

Independent

Date Written: April 29, 2006

Abstract

This paper examines Canada’s accession the ICSID Convention. It also analyses the new bilateral investment treaty entered into in 2006 between Canada and Peru. Issues discussed in this paper include the national treatment clause, the minimum standard of treatment clause (fair and equitable treatment), the most favoured nation clause and the protection against expropriation.

Keywords: Bits, Investment, Treaties, ICSID, Canada, Peru, Arbitration

JEL Classification: K33

Suggested Citation

Drymer, Stephen and Dumberry, Patrick, Canada’s Accession to the ICSID Convention and the 2006 Canada-Peru Bilateral Investment Treaty: New Protections and Opportunities for Investors (April 29, 2006). EL ARBITRAJE EN EL PERÚ Y EL MUNDO, LIMA, ARBITRAJE COMERCIAL Y ARBITRAJE DE INVERSIÓN SERIES, pp. 851-865, Carlos Alberto Soto Coaguila, ed., 2008, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1597763

Stephen Drymer

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