Paranol – Paranoiaillin 250 mg film-coated tablets Due process paranoia suppressor

Paranol
Paranoiaillin 250 mg film-coated tablets
Due process paranoia suppressor

Active substance (per one tablet): 100 mg due care, 40 mg goodwill, 75 mg pragmatic sense of balance, 35 mg common sense

Other ingredients (per one tablet): mint, sugar, glucose syrup, thickener: gum arabic, rice starch, flavourings, anti-caking agent: magnesium salts of fatty acids, acidity regulator: citric acid, glazing agent: carnauba wax.

For the treatment of all symptoms associated with due process paranoia in arbitration, apply
Paranol immediately at onset of symptoms. This may include instances where there is a fear of:
→ Rejection of repeated or frivolous requests for additional time
→ Rejection of an unjustified request for adjournment of an oral hearing
→ Rejection of a request to allow superfluous post-hearing briefs
→ Refusal of unjustified late claims or evidence presented after a procedural deadline
→ Rejection of obviously superfluous evidence
→ Granting of a reasonable document disclosure request
→ Rejection of an unreasonable document disclosure request
→ Adverse inferences being drawn from undisclosed documents
→ The tribunal’s preliminary or partial assessment of arguments or evidence being indicated to the parties
→ General (apparently unfounded) worry of set-aside or challenge against the arbitrator
Refer to the leaflet for the recommended dosage.

Paranol patrons and ordering of packages

Paranol patrons are international arbitration scholars or professionals who want to help the community in suppressing due process paranoia. They are pragmatic and understand that due process paranoia cannot be entirely eradicated. But they do not want to give up, because through enlightenment like that of Paranol, it can at least kept be in check.

Only registered Paranol patrons can order packages of Paranol. By doing so, they undertake to distribute them for free to users in the community. Packages of Paranol are sent to Patrons at cost, which is 3,50 EUR per package plus shipping fee and VAT, if applicable.

Patrons should order their packages by email from Paranol@Paranol.eu by stating the number of boxes and address for their delivery. They will be advised of the shipping costs before the invoice is issued and sent to them.

How to become a registered Paranol patron? Fill in this form:

Your name, as you would like to see it on the list of patrons (without titles):^* Place of your primary residence, as you would like to see it on the list of patrons (city, country):^* Your E-mail address:^* Hyperlink to take the visitors to a place where they can find-out more about you:^* Please tell us few words (160 words max) about yourself and how you have been contributing to the arbitration community in the past (or the way you are going to contribute in the future). This information will neither be made public nor disseminated anywhere. Furthermore, it will not be processed but by the editorial team under fully secured and confidential environment before you are added to the list of the registered patrons. The editorial team can dismiss the requests for registration without any reason:^* I agree that JŠK, advokátní kancelář, s.r.o., as the personal data controller, processes my personal data in compliance with Privacy Policy. ^*

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There is no fee or other financial obligations associated with being a patron of Paranol. Nevertheless, the editorial team reserves the right to remove any patron of Paranol from the List of Patrons if he/she is inactive for a long time or if there are serious grounds for doing so.

List of Patrons:
Roman Kramařík, Prague, Czech Republic
Tomáš Richter, Prague, Czech Republic
Tomáš Král, Prague, Czech Republic
Hana Císlerová, Prague, Czech Republic
Eva Nováková, Prague, Czech Republic
Marta Fišnerová, Prague, Czech Republic
Piotr Bytnerowicz, Warsaw, Poland
Louise Barrington, Toronto, Canada
Cláudio Finkelstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Cesar Pereira, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Lucas Morimoto, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Natalia Petrik, Stockholm, Sweden
Michael W. Bühler, Paris, France

Paranol is a strictly non-profit educational project applicable for the whole international arbitration community.

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