Hearing in Summary Procedure in International Arbitration

Hearing in Summary Procedure in International Arbitration


Discretion

The sole arbitrator may examine and decide the case in any manner it deems appropriate, either by holding a hearing with or without seeking opinions from the disputing parties, or solely based on the documents and other evidence submitted by the disputing parties.


Change of Procedure

Any alteration to any claim or counterclaim or the filing of a counterclaim shall be without prejudice to the application of the summary procedure.


Provided if the amount in dispute in a claim or counterclaim after alteration exceeds the threshold specified in the applicable arbitration rules, the summary procedure shall continue to apply or be changed to the general procedure or other applicable procedure in accordance with the provisions of the applicable arbitration rules, either on the arbitration commission’s or arbitral tribunal’s own initiative or at the request of the disputing parties and upon approval.


For detailed provisions pertaining to such change, please refer to the applicable arbitration rules.


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