Applicable Substantive Law. The arbitration tribunal shall decide the Dispute (including limitations, set-off claims) in accordance with the laws in force in the Province of Ontario and any applicable federal laws.
Applicable Substantive Law. 10.1. Article 27 of Chapter 11 of the AANZFTA contains the following rules on the governing law:
Applicable Substantive Law. Differences or disputes shall be resolved or settled through the application of the Mexican substantive law, including its rules regarding the determination of the applicable law.
Applicable Substantive Law. The differences or controversies shall be resolved or settled pursuant to applicable substantive Mexican law, including its norms relative to conflicts of laws. In regard to damages and losses, the arbiters shall only be empowered to condemn to the payment of those that are a direct and immediate consequence of a failure to comply an obligation, whether they have been caused or necessarily must be caused. Nothing stipulated in this subdivision shall be understood in detriment, waiver, or prejudice to the agreement contained in Clause 6 (six) Section (L) or to the representation made in Recital I (one) Section (G) of this contract.
Applicable Substantive Law. The disputes or differences shall be settled or resolved applying the applicable Mexican substantive law, but the arbitrators shall have no authority to award consequential, punitive, or special damages or losses, or both, including lost profits. The damages or losses that may be awarded by the arbitrator are only those that qualify as immediate and direct pursuant to Mexican law. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- H-53
