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COPPER MESA MINING CORPORATION v. REPUBLIC OF ECUADOR
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1:17-cv-00394
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July 26, 2018
Mining Co., Ecuador Settle Suit Over $25M Arbitral Award
A Canadian mining company has settled its action seeking to confirm a $25.1 million arbitral award stemming from Ecuador's alleged seizure of two of its mines, according to a Wednesday order in D.C. federal court granting their joint request to pause the suit while completing the terms of the deal.
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May 08, 2018
Ecuador Says Mining Co. Can't Enforce $24M Award
The Republic of Ecuador urged a D.C. federal court Monday to deny a Canadian miner's petition to confirm a $24.4 million arbitral award over the seizure of two of the company's mines, claiming the miner violated Ecuadorean law and therefore an investment treaty with Canada does not govern the dispute.
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March 06, 2017
Defunct Canadian Miner Says Ecuador Avoiding $24M Award
A controversial former Canadian mining firm filed a petition in D.C. federal court Friday seeking to confirm a $24.4 million arbitration award against the Ecuadorian government based on the Latin American country's allegedly illegal seizure of two company mines.