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A court must independently confirm that an arbitration agreement exists before determining that it has jurisdiction under the FSIA’s arbitration exception.
Russia’s argument that it never entered into a valid arbitration agreement because the Energy Charter Treaty only applied provisionally is an argument that goes to the existence of the arbitration agreement.
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contractual obligation may therefore be considered “impossible to perform inthe legal sense required for frustration).
where the nature of the contractual obligation has been “transformed in a fundamental way, and not where performance has simply become more difficult, burdensome, or costly“.
whether … performance being “prevented or hindered or delayed”.
whether non-performance was “causally linked” to the alleged event rather than “prior commercial or operational choices”.
whether the party complied with contractual notice requirements.
whether the party complied with … mitigation obligations.
including how to interpret contractual terms such as “reasonable and prudent operator,” “international standards” and “commercially reasonable efforts”.
there is no “rule of thumb”, such as a particular percentage increase in costs, for determining when performance is no longer commercially reasonable and is always fact specific.
whether a party should have had to “go to the market” will depend on what was actually available at the time
the answer depends on the wording of the contractual clause.