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ARTICLE · 09 FEBRUARY 2025

Die Revidierte SIAC Schiedsordnung 2025

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Die 7. Version der Schiedsordnung des Singapore International Arbitration Centre („SIAC Schiedsordnung 2025") ist am 1. Januar 2025 in Kraft getreten. Sie führt innovative Verfahren ein und umfasst...

SwitzerlandLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Christopher Boog
Christopher Boog
Alain Grieder, LL.M., FCIArb
Alain Grieder, LL.M., FCIArb
Julie Raneda
Julie Raneda
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Key Take-aways

1. Die 7. Version der SIAC Schiedsordnung ist am 1. Januar 2025 in Kraft getreten. Gleichzeitig gilt auch eine überarbeitete Gebührenordnung.

2. Die SIAC Schiedsordnung 2025 führt innovative Verfahren ein und umfasst Verbesserungen bestehender Verfahren sowie einige weitere willkommene Änderungen der SIAC Schiedsordnung 2016.

3. Die Revision der SIAC Schiedsordnung zielt darauf ab, die Effizienz von Schiedsverfahren und die Vollstreckbarkeit von Schiedssprüchen weiter zu verbessern.

1 Einführung

Am 1. Januar 2025 trat die 7. Version der Schiedsordnung des Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC Schiedsordnung 2025") in Kraft.

Die revidierte Schiedsordnung ist das Ergebnis eines umfassenden öffentlichen Konsultationsprozesses mit Schiedspraktikern, Unternehmen, Unternehmensjuristen, Regierungsvertretern und Wissenschaftlern und berücksichtigt die umfassende Erfahrung im Bereich des Case-Managements, die das SIAC-Sekretariat

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