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AMAPLAT MAURITIUS LTD. et al v. ZIMBABWE MINING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION et al
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1:22-cv-00058
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September 07, 2023
Zimbabwe Fights Discovery In $50M Dispute With Mining Cos.
Two companies seeking to enforce a $50 million arbitral award against Zimbabwe's state-owned mining company are on a "fishing expedition" to prove through discovery that Zimbabwe Mining Development Corp. is an alter ego of Zimbabwe, the country told a D.C. federal judge, urging the court to instead allow Zimbabwe to determine whether the award was a product of flouting international sanctions.
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November 02, 2022
Mining Companies Ask To Keep $50M Zimbabwe Suit Alive
Two companies that won a $50 million arbitration award after Zimbabwe tried to cancel their mining deals urged a D.C. federal judge to keep their arbitration enforcement suit alive, saying the country's state-owned mining corporation has contrived meritless procedural arguments to evade enforcement.
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October 12, 2022
Zimbabwe Mining Corp. Asks Court To Toss $50M Mining Fight
Zimbabwe's state-owned mining corporation urged a D.C. federal judge to toss two companies' suit seeking to enforce a $50 million arbitral award, saying it's immune from such litigation under U.S. law because the complaint wasn't properly served and it doesn't have sufficient ties to D.C. to establish jurisdiction.
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September 26, 2022
Zimbabwe Can't Escape $50M Mining Fight, D.C. Court Hears
Two companies that won a $50 million arbitration award after Zimbabwe tried to nix their platinum and nickel mining deals are urging a court in Washington, D.C., not to let the country escape the litigation, alleging that it is once again trying to duck its obligations.
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January 10, 2022
Zimbabwe Must Pay $50M Award In Mining Fight, Suit Says
Zimbabwe still hasn't paid a $50 million arbitral award owed to two companies it partnered with to mine for nickel after their plans soured more than a decade ago amid allegations of corruption, according to documents filed in Washington, D.C., on Monday.