PROCEDURE FOR CONSIDERING CIVIL CASES

1. In accordance with the Regulation of the ISAC Arbitration (hereinafter referred to as the Arbitration), a dispute is considered by one or more arbitrators. If more than three arbitrators are appointed, their number must be odd. If the parties do not agree on the dispute being considered by one arbitrator, the arbitration panel consists of three arbitrators. The parties may choose an arbitrator from the arbitration registry; if none is available, the Chairman of the Arbitration appoints an arbitrator from the registry, provided that the conditions of impartiality and independence are met.

    

   The parties may participate in the case personally or through a representative.
   The parties may agree on:

   • the place of the hearing
   • the language of the arbitration hearing
   • the law applicable to the arbitration hearing

   Arbitrators render a decision based on documents and evidence presented by the parties.

   The final decision must be made within two months from the preparation of the case.

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