We are therefore pleased to have been given an opportunity to respond to the Singapore Ministry of Law's public consultation on opening up access to justice in
arbitral proceedings within Singapore.
Not exact matches
The scope was further refined such that «[s] ettlement agreements reached during judicial or
arbitral proceedings but not recorded in a judicial decision or an
arbitral award should fall
within the scope of the instrument.»
If the parties have not previously agreed on the number of arbitrators, and if
within 30 days after the date of commencement of the
arbitral proceedings the parties have not agreed on the number of arbitrators, three arbitrators shall be appointed.
At any time during the
arbitral proceedings the
arbitral tribunal may require the parties to produce documents, exhibits or other evidence
within such a period of time as the
arbitral tribunal shall determine.
In the spirit of this overall duty, the FAI Rules impose a number of obligations on the
arbitral tribunal and the parties that are designed to reduce time and costs of the
proceedings, including an obligation on the
arbitral tribunal to render the final
arbitral award
within nine months from the receipt of the final award.
Within 10 days after the
arbitral proceedings have been concluded («the request period»), a party may request return of that party's documents and JW will arrange for return of said documents.
The arbitrator will conduct as soon as practicable, and absent extraordinary circumstances,
within 20 days of appointment, an initial CMC either telephonically, or in person, for the planning and scheduling of the
arbitral proceedings.
There are no separate rules that govern the conduct of counsel from states and jurisdictions other than England and Wales in
arbitral proceedings sited
within England and Wales.
However, the working group found a consensus that «the risk of multiple
proceedings or conflicting decisions should not outweigh the risk that parties wishing to avoid their commitment to arbitrate, or to delay or disrupt
arbitral proceedings, might commence an action which includes claims that are both
within and without the scope of the arbitration agreement or unnecessarily names persons who are not parties to the arbitration agreement for tactical reasons.»
If the Claimant fails
within the time specified under these Rules or as may be fixed by the Registrar, to submit its Statement of Case, the Registrar may issue an order for the termination of the
arbitral proceedings or make such other directions as may be appropriate in the circumstances.