Les clauses de survie (sunset clauses)

Investment treaties frequently contain provisions to the effect that, once the treaty has expired, all or some of its provisions will continue to protect investments made while the treaty was in force. The many termination of many investment treaties has shed a light on the potential effect of these...

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Huvudupphovsman: Cazala, Julien
Materialtyp: Article ou chapitre numérique
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Publicerad: 2025
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spelling cairn-RIDE_384_0005RIDERevue internationale de droit économique https://droit.cairn.info/revue-revue-internationale-de-droit-economique-2024-4-page-5?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/ride.384.0005 Les clauses de survie (sunset clauses) Cazala, Julien2025 droit des investissementsfin des traitéstraités bilatéraux d’investissementbilateral investment treatiesinvestment Lawtermination of treatiesfre Revue internationale de droit économique | t. XXXVIII | 4 | 2025-06-19 | p. 5-30 | 1010-8831 RIDE_38462 Investment treaties frequently contain provisions to the effect that, once the treaty has expired, all or some of its provisions will continue to protect investments made while the treaty was in force. The many termination of many investment treaties has shed a light on the potential effect of these sunset clauses. Despite the generalization of sunset clauses in bilateral investment treaties, the regime applicable is the subject of much controversy. Case law is not always consistent on this issue and the growing number of terminations of investment treaties (notably the intra-EU bilateral investment treaties) announces a growing concern for the operation of sunset clauses. The purpose of this article is to identify the difficulties to which sunset clauses can give rise, and to emphasize that it would be highly desirable for States parties to investment treaties to provide greater precision in the way these clauses are drafted. This should make it possible to specify the scope and effects of these clauses while providing the necessary guarantees as regards the various attempts at neutralising them.Les traités d’investissement comportent fréquemment des dispositions prévoyant qu’après la fin de ces traités leurs dispositions continueront à protéger les investissements réalisés alors que le traité était en vigueur. Les nombreux bouleversements du droit conventionnel des investissements conduisent à mettre en lumière ces clauses de survie (ou sunset clauses). Alors que les enjeux sont considérables, le régime applicable à ces clauses est traversé de nombreuses controverses. Le présent article entend présenter les difficultés auxquelles peuvent donner lieu ces clauses de survie et souligne qu’il serait hautement souhaitable que les États parties à des traités d’investissement apportent une plus grande précision à la manière dont elles sont rédigées. Cela devrait permettre de préciser le champ d’application et les effets desdites clauses tout en apportant les garanties nécessaires en matière de neutralisation de celles-ci.Cairn restricted access
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topic droit des investissements
fin des traités
traités bilatéraux d’investissement
bilateral investment treaties
investment Law
termination of treaties
spellingShingle droit des investissements
fin des traités
traités bilatéraux d’investissement
bilateral investment treaties
investment Law
termination of treaties
Cazala, Julien
Les clauses de survie (sunset clauses)
topic_facet droit des investissements
fin des traités
traités bilatéraux d’investissement
bilateral investment treaties
investment Law
termination of treaties
description Investment treaties frequently contain provisions to the effect that, once the treaty has expired, all or some of its provisions will continue to protect investments made while the treaty was in force. The many termination of many investment treaties has shed a light on the potential effect of these sunset clauses. Despite the generalization of sunset clauses in bilateral investment treaties, the regime applicable is the subject of much controversy. Case law is not always consistent on this issue and the growing number of terminations of investment treaties (notably the intra-EU bilateral investment treaties) announces a growing concern for the operation of sunset clauses. The purpose of this article is to identify the difficulties to which sunset clauses can give rise, and to emphasize that it would be highly desirable for States parties to investment treaties to provide greater precision in the way these clauses are drafted. This should make it possible to specify the scope and effects of these clauses while providing the necessary guarantees as regards the various attempts at neutralising them.
author Cazala, Julien
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title Les clauses de survie (sunset clauses)
title_short Les clauses de survie (sunset clauses)
title_full Les clauses de survie (sunset clauses)
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title_sort les clauses de survie (sunset clauses)
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