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ARTICLE · 16 JANUARY 2018

New Proposal For Consolidation Of Arbitrations By SIAC

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In December 2017, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre launched a consultation process for the introduction of a protocol pursuant to which arbitral institutions would agree on the consolidation ...

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Philippa Charles
Philippa Charles

In December 2017, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre launched a consultation process for the introduction of a protocol pursuant to which arbitral institutions would agree on the consolidation of claims which are otherwise related but which, on the terms of the relevant dispute resolution provisions in their contracts, are required to be heard in separate institutional processes. See SIAC press release here.

Philippa Charles spoke to CDR Magazine following Singapore International Arbitration Centre's proposal for consolidation of compatible arbitrations.

The CDR article states:

"While on the face of it, the protocol is aimed at saving time and cost in multiple proceedings, as well as reducing the risk of inconsistent awards arising out of parallel proceedings – important issues to some parties, Philippa Charles, a partner and head of arbitration at Stewarts, says "the reality is that in many dispute situations, a party's interests will vary depending

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