Originally from Soft Law in International Arbitration, Second Edition

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This Checklist is intended to provide arbitrators acting under the ICC Rules of Arbitration with guidance when drafting awards. It does not constitute an exhaustive, mandatory or otherwise binding document. It should not be thought to reflect the opinion of the members of the International Court of Arbitration Chamber of Commerce or of its Secretariat, but is simply intended to facilitate the arbitrators' mission. Moreover, the Checklist is not exhaustive of issues that ma be raised by the ICC Court.

Synopsis

1. General

2. Identification of the Parties, their Representatives and the Arbitrators

3. Arbitration and Choice-of-Law Agreements

4. History of the Arbitral Proceedings

5. Jurisdiction

6. Cost of the Arbitration (Final Awards only)

7.  Dispositive Section, Place of Arbitratin, Date, Signature