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Sundance and Cam Iron v. Cameroon (I), Claimant's Press Release on Party Submissions, July 2, 2024

2 Jul 2024
Sundance Resources Limited and Cam Iron SA v. Republic of Cameroon, ICC Case No. 26291/AZO
Claimant's Press Release on Party Submissions
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Claimant's Press Release on Party Submissions
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Document Summary
Claimant's Press Release on Party Submissions
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This document is a corporate procedural update issued by the claimant on July 2, 2024, concerning its ongoing International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) arbitration against the Republic of Cameroon. The update formally records the claimant's submission of its Statement of Reply, responding to the respondent State's Statement of Defence, thereby advancing the written phase of the arbitral proceedings.

Additionally, the document confirms the procedural calendar for the oral phase of the dispute. The tribunal has scheduled the evidentiary hearing to take place in Paris from January 27 to 31, 2025. Finally, the claimant clarifies that a separate conditional settlement agreement executed with the Republic of the Congo on July 1, 2024, operates independently and carries no legal or procedural prejudice to the continuation of the present ICC arbitration against Cameroon.