Multi-Party Arbitration - Chapter 11 - Arbitration Law of Russia: Practice and Procedure
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Originally from: Arbitration Law of Russia: Practice and Procedure
11.1. CONSTITUTION OF THE ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL
Section 17 of the ICAC Rules provides that where an arbitral tribunal is composed of three arbitrators and is to arbitrate between multiple claimants and multiple respondents, the multiple claimants and multiple respondents must each choose one arbitrator and one reserve arbitrator, unless the parties have agreed otherwise. Where the claimants or respondents do not reach agreement, the ICAC Presidium is to appoint one arbitrator and one reserve arbitrator. The ICAC Presidium may also appoint an arbitrator and a reserve arbitrator for the other party.
Section 6 of the MAC Rules contains similar provisions.
MULTI-PARTY ARBITRATION
11.1 Constitution of the Arbitral Tribunal
11.2 Consolidation of Arbitration Proceedings