By Humberto J. Rocha (March 7, 2022, 9:11 PM EST) — Mexico is doubling down on its bid to vacate a nearly $50 million award issued to a Canadian lender after an international tribunal ruled that it had been denied justice in Mexican courts, arguing that the tribunal had rejected the “literal reading” of the law in the case.
In a brief filed Friday in D.C. federal court, Mexico contended that the international tribunal had exceeded its authority by not applying Article 1105 of the North American Free Trade Agreement as intended when it ruled in favor of Canadian enterprise Lion Mexico Consolidated LP. That NAFTA provision, Mexico claims, only protects the…
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