Zimbabwe Can't Duck Enforcement Fight Over $440M Awards

By Caleb Symons · August 10, 2023, 7:50 PM EDT

Zimbabwe can't escape twin lawsuits aimed at enforcing a pair of arbitral awards that, together, hold the country liable for $440.3 million, a federal judge said, ruling that the enforcement litigation...

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Case Information

Case Title

VON PEZOLD et al v. REPUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE

Case Number

Court

District Of Columbia

Nature of Suit

Arbitration

Date Filed

July 23, 2021

Case Title

BORDER TIMBERS LIMITED et al v. REPUBLIC OF ZIMBABWE

Case Number

Court

District Of Columbia

Nature of Suit

Arbitration

Date Filed

September 15, 2021

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