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(superseded) International Chamber of Commerce, Rules of Conciliation and Arbitration - (Old) Conciliation and amended Arbitration Rules in force as from January 1, 1988 until December 31, 1997
International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
Unless the parties agree otherwise, a conciliator shall not act in any judicial or arbitration proceeding relating to the dispute which had been the subject of the conciliation process whether as an arbitrator, representative or counsel of a party.
The parties mutually undertake not to call the conciliator as a witness in any such proceedings, unless otherwise agreed between them.
The parties agree not to introduce in any judicial or arbitration proceeding as evidence or in any manner whatsoever:
(a) any views expressed or suggestions made by any party with regard to the possible settlement of the dispute;
(b) any proposals put forward by the conciliator;
(c) the fact that a party had indicated that it was ready to accept some proposal for a settlement put forward by the conciliator.
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