ICAC Rules - Appendix D - Arbitration Law of Russia: Practice and Procedure
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APPENDIX D
ICAC RULES
RULES OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
COURT AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF
THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION1
I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
§ 1. International Commercial Arbitration Court
1. The International Commercial Arbitration Court (ICAC) is an
independent permanent arbitration institution (third-party
tribunal) operating under the Law of the Russian Federation on
International Commercial Arbitration of July 7, 1993.
2. The ICAC has its seat in Moscow.
§ 2. Jurisdiction
1. The parties to a dispute may agree to refer to the ICAC:
Disputes arising out of contractual or other civil law
relationships connected with foreign trade and other kinds of
international business where the place of business of at least one
of the parties is located abroad, or disputes between enterprises
with foreign interest and international associations and
organizations established in the territory of the Russian
Federation or between members thereof, or disputes between
them and other subjects of law of the Russian Federation.
Civil law relationships resulting in disputes that may be referred
to the ICAC for arbitration shall include, in particular,
relationships concerning purchase and sale (delivery) of goods,
labor and other services; exchange of goods and/or services;
carriage of goods and passengers; commercial representation and