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Netherlands - Arbitration Act * 1 December 1986 Code of Civil Procedure - Book Four: Arbitration
Netherlands
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
1. The challenge and the grounds therefor shall be notified in writing by the challenging party to the challenged arbitrator, the other members of the arbitral tribunal, the other party and, if a third person has appointed the challenged arbitrator, this third person. The arbitral tribunal may suspend the arbitral proceedings as of the day of receipt of the notification.
2. If the challenged arbitrator does not withdraw within two weeks after the day of receipt of the notification, the President of the District Court shall, at the request of either party, decide on the merits of the challenge. If such request is not made within four weeks after the day of receipt of the notification, the right to challenge shall be barred and the arbitral proceedings, if suspended, shall continue from the stage they had reached.
3. If the challenged arbitrator withdraws, or if the challenge is upheld by the President of the District Court, the arbitrator shall, unless the parties have agreed otherwise, be replaced in accordance with the rules governing his initial appointment. The provisions of article 1030(2) and (3) shall apply accordingly.
4. If the challenged arbitrator or one or both of the parties is domiciled or has his actual residence outside the Netherlands, the periods mentioned in paragraph (2) above shall be six and eight weeks respectively.
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