CIArb AWARD WRITING TECHNIQUES: CONFRONTING REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE During the award writing examination, there are a series of ‘challenges’ that the examiner will put forward to test the candidate on the application of ‘practice and procedure’ and I would like to share a few, with an example of technique to answer.
Additional Evidence
--------------------------------------------- [1] Civil Evidence Act1995 is not mandatory to be applied in arbitration, i.e. full disclosure. [2] S.34(2)(f)1996Act [3] S.34(2)(c)1996Act [4] S.33(1)(b)1996Act [5] The RBS Rights-Issue Litigation[2017]EWHC1217(CH):lex fori i.e. English Law, in English court, ‘closest connection’ test. [6] Art.9(2)IBA-Evidence
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