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Rules for Procedure for the Institution of Conciliation and Arbitration Proceedings
Entered into force October 14, 1966
International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes
Rules of Procedure for Conciliation
Chapter
Rule 1 - The Request
Rule 2 - Contents Of the Request
Rule 3 - Optional Information in the Request
Rule 4 - Copies of the Request
Rule 5 - Acknowledgment of the Request
Rule 6 - Registration of the Request
Rule 7 - Notice of Registration
Rule 8 - Withdrawal of the Request
Rule 9 - Final Provisions
Rules of Procedure for Arbitration Proceedings
Chapter I - Establishment of the Tribunal
Rule 1 - General Obligations
Rule 2 - Method of Constituting the Tribunal in the Absence of Previous Agreement
Rule 3 - Appointment of Arbitrators to a Tribunal Constituted in Accordance with Convention Article 37(2)(b)
Rule 4 - Appointment of Arbitrators by the Chairman of the Administrative Council
Rule 5 - Acceptance of Appointments
Rule 6 - Constitution of the Tribunal
Rule 7 - Replacement of Arbitrators
Rule 8 - Incapacity or Resignation of Arbitrators
Rule 9 - Disqualification of Arbitrators
Rule 10 - Procedure during a Vacancy on the Tribunal
Rule 11 - Filling Vacancies on the Tribunal
Rule 12 - Resumption of Proceeding after Filling a Vacancy
Chapter II - Working of the Tribunal
Rule 13 - Sessions Of the Tribunal
Rule 14 - Sittings Of the Tribunal
Rule 15 - Deliberations Of the Tribunal
Rule 16 - Decisions of the Tribunal
Rule 17 - Incapacity Of the President
Rule 18 - Representation of the Parties
Chapter III - General Procedural Provisions
Rule 19 - Procedural Orders
Rule 20 - Preliminary Procedural Consultation
Rule 21 - Pre-Hearing Conference
Rule 22 - Procedural Languages
Rule 23 - Copies Of Instruments
Rule 24 - Supporting Documentation
Rule 25 - Correction of Errors
Rule 26 - Time Limits
Rule 27 - Waiver
Rule 28 - Cost of Proceeding
Chapter IV - Written and Oral Procedures
Rule 29 - Normal Procedures
Rule 30 - Transmission of the Request
Rule 31 - The Written Procedure
Rule 32 - The Oral Procedure
Rule 33 - Marshalling of Evidence
Rule 34 - Evidence: General Principles
Rule 35 - Examination of Witnesses and Experts
Rule 36 - Witnesses and Experts; Special Rules
Rule 37 - Visits and Inquiries
Rule 38 - Closure of the Proceeding
Chapter V - Particular Procedures
Rule 39 - Provisional Measures
Rule 40 - Ancillary Claims
Rule 41 - Objections to Jurisdiction
Rule 42 - Default
Rule 43 - Settlement and Discontinuance
Rule 44 - Discontinuance at Request of a Party
Rule 45 - Discontinuance for Failure of Parties to Act
Chapter VI - The Award
Rule 46 - Preparation of the Award
Rule 47 - The Award
Rule 48 - Rendering of the Award
Rule 49 - Supplementary Decisions and Rectification
Chapter VII - Interpretations Revisions and Annulment of the Award
Rule 50 - The Application
Rule 51 - Interpretation or Revision: Further Procedures
Rule 52 - Annulment: Further Procedures
Rule 53 - Rules of Procedure
Rule 54 - Stay Of Enforcement of the Award
Rule 55 - Resubmission of Dispute after an Annulment
Chapter VIII - General Provisions
Rule 56 - Final Provisions
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International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes - Rules of Procedure for the Institution of Conciliation and Arbitration Proceedings - Entered into force October 14, 1966
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID)
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Rules for Procedure for the Institution of Conciliation and Arbitration Proceedings
Rules of Procedure for Arbitration Proceedings
Chapter VII - Interpretations Revisions and Annulment of the Award
(1) An application for the interpretation, revision or annulment of an award shall be addressed in writing to the Secretary-General and shall:
(a) identify the award to which it relates;
(b) indicate the date of the application;
(c) state in detail;
(i) in an application for interpretation, the precise points in dispute;
(ii) in an application for revision, pursuant to Article 51(1) of the Convention, the change sought in the award, the discovery of some fact of such a nature as decisively to affect the award, and evidence that when the award was rendered that fact was unknown to the Tribunal and to the applicant, and that the applicant's ignorance of that fact was not due to negligence;
(iii) in an application for annulment, pursuant to Article 52(1) of the Convention, the grounds on which it is based. These grounds are limited to the following:
- that the Tribunal was not properly constituted;
- that the Tribunal has manifestly exceeded its powers;
- that there was corruption on the part of a member of the Tribunal;
- that there has been a serious departure from a fundamental rule of procedure;
- that the award has failed to state the reasons on which it is based;
(d) be accompanied by the payment of a fee for lodging the application.
(2) Without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph (3), upon receiving an application and the lodging fee, the Secretary-General shall forthwith:
(a) register the application;
(b) notify the parties of the registration; and
(c) transmit to the other party a copy of the application and of any accompanying documentation.
(3) The Secretary-General shall refuse to register an application for:
(a) revision, if, in accordance with Article 51(2) of the Convention, it is not made within 90 days after the discovery of the new fact and in any event within three years after the date on which the award was rendered (or any subsequent decision or correction);
(b) annulment, if, in accordance with Article 52(2) of the Convention, it is not made:
(i) within 120 days after the date on which the award was rendered (or any subsequent decision or correction) if the application is based on any of the following grounds:
- the Tribunal was not properly constituted;
- the Tribunal has manifestly exceeded its powers;
- there has been a serious departure from a fundamental rule of procedure;
- the award has failed to state the reasons on which it is based;
(ii) in the case of corruption on the part of a member of the Tribunal, within 120 days after discovery thereof, and in any event within three years after the date on which the award was rendered (or any subsequent decision or correction).
(4) If the Secretary-General refuses to register an application for revision, or annulment, he shall forthwith notify the requesting party of his refusal.
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