Most arbitration statutes or administrative rules give the arbitrator the power to set time limits, one he or she is appointed, but many cases get hung up before there is an appointment.
The Ontario Arbitration Act is typical of
most arbitration statutes when it says parties shall be treated equally and fairly and each party shall be given an opportunity to present a case and respond to the other parties» cases (s. 19).
Not exact matches
In Ontario, with virtually identical provisions in
most other provinces»
arbitration statutes, s. 8 (1) the
Arbitration Act, 1991, provides an arbitral tribunal with the same powers as the court in respect of preservation of property, interim injunctions and appointment of receivers.
Most provincial domestic
arbitration statutes in Canada contain provisions granting to an arbitrator the jurisdiction to award injunctive relief.