Digest of International Investment Jurisprudence - CCL v. Kazakhstan, Final Award, 1 January 2001

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CCL v. Kazakhstan

Type of decision	Final Award
Date of decision	1 January 2001
Tribunal	unknown chairman (President) Christer Söderlund James H. Carter
Legal instrument	BIT between Kazakhstan and USA (1992)
Related decision(s)	Jurisdictional Award, 1 January 2001
Further information	Case details at unctad.org Full text of decision at italaw.com

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International Investment Treaties (IITs)

Protection of Investors under IITs

Expropriation and Standards of Protection

Umbrella Clause

Umbrella Clauses and Questions of Attribution of Contracts

State liability where it becomes obvious from the contract the state organ was representing the state or acting on the state’s behalf

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