About this service
The strength of arbitration — the parties' control over the process — becomes real when a party knows that it determines the rules itself and that the regime of time limits and notices is part of its position. Articles 24, 26, 27, 29 and 31 of the Law on Arbitration assemble exactly this operational framework: who sets the procedure, when the proceedings commence, when a notice is deemed received, in what language the process runs, and when the right to object is lost. Our service helps parties apply this framework correctly.