MAC Rules - Appendix E - Arbitration Law of Russia: Practice and Procedure
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APPENDIX E
MAC RULES
RULES OF THE MARITIME ARBITRATION COMMISSION AT THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF THE RUSSIAN
FEDERATION
The Maritime Arbitration Commission (MAC) is an independent,
permanently functioning arbitral institution (third-party tribunal) that
settles disputes falling within its jurisdiction pursuant to the Law of the
Russian Federation on International Commercial Arbitration enacted on
July 7, 1993, and the Statute of the MAC annexed thereto.
By agreeing to refer their disputes to the MAC, the parties undertake
to be bound by these Rules, which lay down the procedures for
arbitration of cases in the Commission.
I. JURISDICTION AND ORGANIZATION OF THE MAC
§ 1. Jurisdiction
1. The MAC shall settle disputes arising from contractual and other
civil-law relations deriving from merchant shipping, irrespective
of whether the parties to these relations include both Russian and
foreign entities, or whether the parties are only Russian entities
or only foreign entities. In particular, the MAC shall settle
disputes arising from relations:
(1) concerning the affreightment of vessels, the carriage of
goods by sea, as well as the carriage of goods in mixed
navigation (river-sea);
(2) concerning marine towage of vessels and other floating
objects;
(3) concerning marine insurance and reinsurance;
(4) connected with the sale of seagoing vessels and other
floating objects, their repairs and maritime liens;
(5) concerning piloting, ice-breaker navigation, and agency and
other services for seagoing vessels, and for inland vessels