Magil Construction v. Gregori and Cameroon, Judgment of the Paris Court of Appeal, Jan 15, 2026

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15 Jan 2026
Magil Construction Corporation v. Gregori International and Republic of Cameroon, ICC Case No. 28639/ETT/SVE
Document Summary: 

This document is an Order of Discontinuance issued by the Paris Court of Appeal (Pôle 5 - Chambre 16) in relation to an application to set aside an ICC arbitral award.

The Court records the unconditional withdrawal by the applicant, Magil Construction Corporation, of its annulment action against the final award rendered on 11 July 2025. The Court notes that a co-respondent, Gregori International, accepted the discontinuance, while the other respondent, the Republic of Cameroon, did not make any submissions in the proceedings.

Applying Articles 399 et seq. of the French Code of Civil Procedure, the Court finds that the discontinuance is perfected and effective. Consequently, the Court formally acknowledges the withdrawal, declares itself divested of jurisdiction over the matter, and issues an order on costs. Pursuant to an agreement between Magil and Gregori, each party will bear its own costs. The Court further orders that Magil Construction Corporation shall bear the costs incurred by the Republic of Cameroon.