Nasiruddeen Muhammad

University of Dubai · College of Law

Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic has compelled higher education institutions (HEI) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and globally to shift to a new pedagogy that is sustainable and resilient to crises and disruptions. It necessitated the integration of technologies as part of pedagogical innovation and modification of higher education practices – adva...

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a paradigm shift in terms of the adoption of technology in the realm of education, leading to a greater understanding of the advantages of blended learning. Higher educational institutions globally and in the United Arab Emirates have experienced this shift and have recognized that this approach can offer the necess...

With the widespread use of radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology as a means for commerce and identification, new types of cybercrime have emerged. Accordingly, revisions to extant cybercrime law are required. This research attempts to determine the relevance of current UAE laws in addressing new cybercrimes on emergent technologies. We r...

For the inaugural episode of a podcast featuring discussions with international legal scholars, I had the privilege of hosting my esteemed instructor, Dr. Nasiruddeen Muhammad, hailing from the University of Dubai, UAE. During my time as a student at the University of Dubai, Dr. Nasiruddeen delivered lectures on subjects such as ADR, International...

To start with, the Internet and information technology have a practical influence on conflict resolution procedures: papers are instantly transferred to arbitrators at a low cost, and parties avoid paying travel expenditures. Electronic papers provide substantial benefits to arbitrators, particularly when the parties' submissions are voluminous, be...

E-arbitration is a key component of online dispute resolution (ODR, which allows parties to resolve any issue originating from their contractual relationship online. E-arbitration is primarily used to resolve Business to Business (B2B) cross-border e-commerce conflicts, but it is also used to resolve traditional cross-border commercial disputes. Th...

To start with, the Internet and information technology have a practical influence on conflict resolution procedures: papers are instantly transferred to arbitrators at a low cost, and parties avoid paying travel expenditures. Electronic papers provide substantial benefits to arbitrators, particularly when the parties' submissions are voluminous, be...

This article appraises the doctrine of margin of appreciation as an analytical lens through which international disputes in general, and economic disputes in particular, could be arbitrated and settled. The doctrine is broadly understood in the arena of multilateral integration arrangements as ‘a line at which international supervision should give...

On 9thMay 2018, President Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) or Iran Nuclear Deal which is fruit of thirteen years of negotiations between Iran and world powers on Iran’s nuclear program. The JCPOA, since its creation, raised question whether it is a treaty or just a non-binding international instrume...

The maritime industry had for long, recognized the relevance and significance of arbitration as a method of dispute resolution. The industry has been utilizing quasi-ad-hoc mechanism in conducting its arbitrations. Of recent, the industry is witnessing a phenomenal shift from the traditional quasi –ad-hoc mechanism to institutional mechanisms where...

The notion of Investment is one of the most controversial issues trailing the dispute settlement mechanism of International Center for Settlement of Investment Dispute (ICSID). One notable issue surrounding the controversy is identifying an exact definition of investment for the purposes of ICSID Jurisdiction. While some tribunals tend to give effe...

Nothing provokes discussion in Iranian Energy sector apart from Iranian nuclear pursuit than the Introduction of Buyback contract in the sector in 1989. The Buyback contract anchored under Article 81 of the Islamic Republic of Iran's Constitution is a form of service Contract in which a Contractor funds all investments in field development and rece...