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Dippy Singh
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Senior Reporter, CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)
London
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higher education leadership in academia writing across the curriculum higher education reform
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By Dippy Singh Verified| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified Conyers associate Aaron Mayers discusses the impact of Servis-Terminal v Drelle on BVI Law and the questions it has raised. The recent English Court of Appeal decision in Servis-Terminal v Drelle [2025] EWCA Civ 62 (Drelle) has raised questions in offshore English common-law jurisdictions about the role of foreign judgments in insolvency proceedings. The ruling affirmed that, at least in England, an unrecognised foreign judgment cannot, on its own, found a bankruptcy petition.
By Dippy Singh Verified| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified PAW2025: London leads; ICC rules rule Robert Li | April 11, 2025 The latest White & Case and Queen Mary University international arbitration survey is the biggest yet with 2,400 respondents, with […] PAW2025: Regime change and disputes risk Dippy Singh | April 11, 2025 Investors need to prepare for changes in regime and the resulting risk of disputes, said speakers at Paris Arbitration Week.
By Dippy Singh Verified| CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution) Verified Conyers associate Aaron Mayers discusses the impact of Servis-Terminal v Drelle on BVI Law and the questions it has raised. The recent English Court of Appeal decision in Servis-Terminal v Drelle [2025] EWCA Civ 62 (Drelle) has raised questions in offshore English common-law jurisdictions about the role of foreign judgments in insolvency proceedings. The ruling affirmed that, at least in England, an unrecognised foreign judgment cannot, on its own, found a bankruptcy petition.
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CDR (Commercial Dispute Resolution)