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ARTICLE · 31 AUGUST 2023

New SCC Rules From 1 January 2023

The SCC Arbitration Institute's new rules entered into force 1 January 2023.

NorwayLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

The SCC Arbitration Institute's new rules entered into force 1 January 2023.

Our lawyers Mikal Brøndmo and Randi Sagård present the key changes below.

The new rules include revised versions of the

  • SCC Arbitration Rules,
  • SCC Rules for Expedited Arbitrations,
  • SCC Mediation Rules,
  • SCC Rules for Express Dispute Assessment, and
  • SCC Procedures for UNCITRAL cases.

Introduction

SCC has a leading role among the arbitration institutions. In 2021, SCC received 165 new cases involving parties from 42 different countries. SCC is seen as an innovative arbitration institute in forefront of the development, as illustrated by the SCC Platform and the SCC Express.

While the preamble has been somehow discussed, as it introduces new rules to arbitration agreements already entered into, it remains the same and thereby confirm that parties have agreed to accept future changes to the rules if not otherwise agreed. Hence, the revised rules will apply to cases

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