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… private enforcement or public interest environmental litigation by public-spirited groups that have legal standing … regime could provide for the development of a programme of litigation assistance to facilitate compliance across … given by provider country courts in user countries. Litigation in user country courts is too expensive is …

… sustainable development goals may influence the outcome of litigation.241 Thus, in the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Dam case, the … country, an inappropriately granted permit might lead to litigation, might violate key rights or constitutional … administrative processes are a required prerequisite to litigation (i.e., the government must ‘exhaust administrative …

… to the 22d UNEP Governing Council, February 2003. ings, litigation and other conflict. Chapters 1 and 2 seek to … given that there may be 24 Even in countries known to be ‘litigation-avoiding’, the contract system creates a type of … their best efforts to eliminate such infringement without litigation. If these efforts are not successful within ninety …

… the cost and difficulty of a legal case. However, once litigation or media allegations of biopira- cy have begun to … or cancel the model provision. These cases often lead to litigation to determine whether the contract is binding, and … and compliance, transactional negotiations, and litigation. In the late 1980s she began to work outside the …

… for resolving disputes outside of the judicial (formal litigation) process. Two possible options of alternative …

… burden of the third party beneficiary and, possibly, avoid litigation. In addition, as noted, the ES_PGRFS_ch_19.indd 6 …