CONTENTS

III.Final Remedies in Intellectual Property Arbitration ...... 577

A. Injunctive and Declaratory Relief............................. 578
1. General Availability ............................................579
2. Patent Validity ....................................................583
3. FRAND Determinations .....................................584
B. Money Damages ....................................................... 585
1. Punitive Damages and Enhanced Damages ........587
2. Statutory Damages ..............................................589
C. Costs of the Arbitration ............................................ 590
IV. Special Issues Arising in International Intellectual
Property Disputes........................................................... 594
A. Choice of Law .......................................................... 594
B. Choice of Forum for Preliminary Relief................... 595
C. Privity ....................................................................... 597
V. Conclusion ..................................................................... 598

CHAPTER 11 .................................................................................. 599

Enforceability
Thierry Calame, Martin Aebi
I. Introduction.................................................................... 599
II. Vacatur—Set Aside ....................................................... 600
III. Recognition and Enforcement ....................................... 601
A. Scope of Application of the New York
Convention—“Foreign” Arbitral Awards ................ 603
B. Proof of Existence of an International Arbitral
Award ....................................................................... 606
C. Procedure for Obtaining Recognition and
Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards ......... 608
D. Refusal of Recognition and Enforcement ................. 611
1. Article V(2)(a) of the New York Convention:
Non-Arbitrable Subject Matter ...........................614
2. Article V(2)(b) of the New York Convention:
Public Policy .......................................................619
3. Consequences of Challenge and/or Annulment
of the Award at the Seat of Arbitration ...............621
IV. Recognition and Enforcement of Awards Providing
for Specific Performance or Permanent Injunctions ...... 624
V. Enforceability of Interim Measures ............................... 628

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