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ARTICLE · 19 MARCH 2025

Revised Rules On The Taking Of Evidence In Arbitration Proceedings Seated In Denmark

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The Danish Arbitration Association (in Danish: Dansk Forening for Voldgift) has adopted new rules on evidence-taking in arbitration cases ("DAA Rules")...

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The Danish Arbitration Association (in Danish: Dansk Forening for Voldgift) has adopted new rules on evidence-taking in arbitration cases ("DAA Rules"), which came into effect on 1 March 2025. The new rules are intended as a best practice tool for arbitration proceedings in Denmark.

Most international arbitration cases rely in some way on the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration, which blend legal traditions from different countries. These rules lean more towards common law (used in countries such as the US and the UK) but also include aspects of civil law (common in Europe). However, from a Danish perspective, the IBA Rules have their limitations and may not always be the most practical choice for arbitration proceedings in Denmark.

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