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Custodio O. Parlade

Custodio O. Parlade is at present of-counsel to the Parlade, Hildawa, Parlade and Eco Law offices,  Vice Chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce Philippines, Inc. and Chairman of its International Arbitration Commission....more....




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The Philippine Dispute Resolution Center, Inc. (PDRCI) is a non-stock, non-profit organization incorporated in 1996 out of the Arbitration Committee of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the purpose of promoting and encouraging the use of arbitration as an alternative mode of settling commercial transaction disputes and providing dispute resolution services to the business community.  Its membership is composed of prominent lawyers, members of the judiciary, academicians, arbitrators, bankers, and businessmen.  Read more...
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Philippine Arbitration Updates:

ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation v.
World Interactive Network Systems [WINS]
Japan Co., Ltd., G.R. No. 169332,
February 11, 2008


THE FACTS:

In 1999, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation [“ABS-CBN”] granted World Interactive Network Systems Japan Co., Ltd. [“WINS”],  an exclusive license to distribute and sublicense the distribution of a television service known as “The Filipino Channel” [“TFC”] in Japan [the Licensing Agreement”]. In 2002, ABS-CBN, alleging breach, notified WINS of its intention to terminate the Licensing Agreement.  WINS commenced arbitration pursuant to the arbitration clause in the Licensing Agreement alleging that ABS-CBN wanted to renegotiate the terms thereof to allow it to demand higher fees. The sole arbitrator thereafter appointed, after hearing, found in favor of WINS and ordered ABS-CBN to pay damages.

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