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Milan Chamber of Commerce - International Arbitration Rules, 2004
Milan Chamber of Commerce
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
1. When it deems that the case is ripe for issuing a final award, the Arbitral Tribunal shall close the evidence -taking phase and ask all parties to file their conclusions.
2. The Arbitral Tribunal shall set a time limit for filing final statements, if it deems that such statements are necessary or if a party so requests. The Arbitral Tribunal may set further time limits for statements in reply and schedule a final hearing.
3. When asked by the Arbitral Tribunal to file their conclusions, the parties may not file new claims , plead new facts, submit new documents or request new evidence taking.
4. The above paragraphs shall also apply where the Arbitral Tribunal deems it appropriate to issue a partial award, with respect to the dispute that is the subject matter of that award.
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