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Such inflationary emergency legislation considered by the trial court not to be interpreted restrictively to the common ground Begrif

The reasoning of the OLG Frankfurt am Main is similar to the June 2006 - so far as relevant, based on that which the International Centre For Settlement Of Investment Disputes, Washington DC, in the process of LG & E Energy Corp.. , LG & E Capital Corp. and LG & E International Inc.. (The plaintiff) against the Republic of Argentina (defendant) in the decision of 3 October 2006, ICSID Case No. ARB/02/1: set out (available on the Internet through http://www.worldbank.org/icsid/cases/pdffARB021_LGE-Decision-on.-Liability-en.pdf). Like the OLG Frankfurt am Main is the International Centre For Settlement Of Investment Disputes, Washington DC assume that the defendant is not now in the state of emergency is, the phase of the state of emergency is limited to the period between the 01 December 2001 to 26th April 2003 (the text says on p. 80 of the Law: "Based on the analysis of the state of necessity, The Tribunal concludes that, first, said State started on 1 December 2001 and ended on 26 April 2003; .,.").

Like the OLG Frankfurt am Main shall also the International Centre For Settlement Of Investment Disputes, Washington DC in his decision, 3.10.2006 convincing is that the courts are called upon to judge the factual loan requirements of state necessity, with no ties to any emergency laws of the debtor country is. Here, the International Centre For Settlement Of Investment Disputes refers not only abstract that no principle of international law exists, the assessment of the performance solely in the hands of the debtor State legen würde, sondern konkret darauf, dass die Beklagte seit 1900 durch eine Vielzahl von Notstandsgesetzen den Staatsnotstand proklamiert hat und sich, wenn man die Zeiträume der gesetzlich definierten Notstandslagen addiert, überwiegend im Staatsnotstand befunden habe. Eine solche inflationäre Notstandsgesetzgebung ist nach Einschätzung des erkennenden Gerichts nicht mit dem unstreitig restriktiv auszulegenden Begriff des Staatsnotstandes vereinbar und ist zudem auch nicht geeignet, für das erkennende Gericht eine Bindungswirkung zu entfalten.

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32 C 3519/06-18 vom 1.6.2007