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P&ID v. Nigeria, Declaration of Marcus J. Green in Support of Petition to Confirm Arbitration Award, March 16, 2018

16 Mar 2018
Process and Industrial Developments Ltd (P&ID) v. Nigeria Ministry of Petroleum Resources
Declaration of Marcus J. Green in Support of Petition to Confirm Arbitration Award
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Declaration of Marcus J. Green in Support of Petition to Confirm Arbitration Award
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Respondent's counsel
Respondent's law firm
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Document Summary
Declaration of Marcus J. Green in Support of Petition to Confirm Arbitration Award
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This document is a declaration submitted by counsel for the petitioner, Process and Industrial Developments Limited, in support of a Petition to Confirm an Arbitration Award before the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.

The declaration serves a strictly procedural and evidentiary function, authenticating and introducing two exhibits obtained from a separate federal action, Malabu Oil & Gas Limited v. Federal Republic of Nigeria, et al. (S.D.N.Y.). Specifically, the declarant attests to the procurement and accuracy of a Notice of Motion and a Memorandum of Law in Support of a Motion to Dismiss, both originally filed by the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Nigerian Ministry of Petroleum Resources in April 2003. The document contains no substantive legal analysis or judicial findings, functioning solely to place these historical filings onto the evidentiary record in the present enforcement proceedings.