Other Provisions - Swiss Rules of International Arbitration - 2nd Edition
Author(s):
Sandra De Vito Bieri
Raphaëlle Favre Schnyder
Andrea Meier
Thomas Rohner
Fabrizio La Spada
Joachim Knoll
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Published:
August, 2013
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Originally from Swiss Rules of International Arbitration - 2nd Edition
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Article 42
1. If the parties so agree, or if Article 42(2) is applicable, the arbitral
proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with an Expedited
Procedure based upon the foregoing provisions of these Rules,
subject to the following changes:
(a) The file will be transmitted to the arbitral tribunal only after
payment of the Provisional Deposit;
(b) After the submission of the Answer to the Notice of Arbitration,
the parties shall in principle be entitled to submit one
Statement of Claim and one Statement of Defence (and Counterclaim)
and, where applicable, one Statement of Defence in
reply to the Counterclaim;
(c) Unless the parties agree that the dispute shall be decided on
the basis of documentary evidence only, the arbitral tribunal
shall hold a single hearing for the examination of the witnesses
and expert witnesses as well as for oral argument;
(d) The award shall be made within six months from the date
when the Chambers transmitted the file to the arbitral tribunal.
In exceptional circumstances, the Chambers may extend
this time-limit;
(e) The arbitral tribunal shall state the reasons upon which the
award is based in summary form, unless the parties have
agreed that no reasons are to be given.
2. The following provisions shall apply to all cases in which the
amount in dispute representing the aggregate of the claim and the
counterclaim (or any set-off defence) does not exceed CHF
1,000,000 (one million Swiss francs), unless the Chambers decide
otherwise taking into account all relevant circumstances:
(a) The arbitral proceedings shall be conducted in accordance
with the Expedited Procedure set forth in Article 42(1);
(b) The case shall be referred to a sole arbitrator, unless the arbitration
agreement provides for more than one arbitrator;
agreement provides for more than one arbitrator;