American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules
As Amended and Effective September 1, 2000

I. Commencing the Arbitration

Notice of Arbitration and Statement of Claim

Statement of Defense and Counterclaim

Amendments to Claims

II. The Tribunal

Number of Arbitrators

Appointment of Arbitrators

Impartiality and Independence of Arbitrators

Challenge of Arbitrators

Replacement of an Arbitrator

III. General Conditions

Representation

Place of Arbitration

Language

Pleas as to Jurisdiction

Conduct of the Arbitration

Further Written Statements

Notices

Evidence

Hearings

Interim Measures of Protection

Experts

Default

Closure of Hearing

Waiver of Rules

Awards, Decisions and Rulings

Form and Effect of the Award

Applicable Laws and Remedies

Settlement or Other Reasons for Termination

Interpretation or Correction of the Award

Costs

Compensation of Arbitrators

Deposit of Costs

Confidentiality

Exclusion of Liability

Interpretation of Rules

ADMINISTRATIVE FEES

Metadata

SiSU Metadata, document information

Manifest

SiSU Manifest, alternative outputs etc.

American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules, 2000

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American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules
As Amended and Effective September 1, 2000

I. Commencing the Arbitration

Amendments to Claims

Article 4

During the arbitral proceedings, any party may amend or supplement its claim, counterclaim or defense, unless the tribunal considers it inappropriate to allow such amendment or supplement because of the party's delay in making it, prejudice to the other parties or any other circumstances. A party may not amend or supplement a claim or counterclaim if the amendment or supplement would fall outside the scope of the agreement to arbitrate.

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American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules As Amended and Effective September 1, 2000

I. Commencing the Arbitration

Notice of Arbitration and Statement of Claim

Statement of Defense and Counterclaim

Amendments to Claims

II. The Tribunal

Number of Arbitrators

Appointment of Arbitrators

Impartiality and Independence of Arbitrators

Challenge of Arbitrators

Replacement of an Arbitrator

III. General Conditions

Representation

Place of Arbitration

Language

Pleas as to Jurisdiction

Conduct of the Arbitration

Further Written Statements

Notices

Evidence

Hearings

Interim Measures of Protection

Experts

Default

Closure of Hearing

Waiver of Rules

Awards, Decisions and Rulings

Form and Effect of the Award

Applicable Laws and Remedies

Settlement or Other Reasons for Termination

Interpretation or Correction of the Award

Costs

Compensation of Arbitrators

Deposit of Costs

Confidentiality

Exclusion of Liability

Interpretation of Rules

ADMINISTRATIVE FEES

Metadata

Manifest

American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules As Amended and Effective September 1, 2000

I. Commencing the Arbitration

Amendments to Claims

Article 4

American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules
As Amended and Effective September 1, 2000

American Arbitration Association - International Arbitration Rules
As Amended and Effective September 1, 2000