ICC Arb 2026
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in Appendix VI. ICC Arb 2026
ICC Arb 2026
ICC Arbitration Rules (2026)
Article 1: Application of the Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions
(1) Except as provided in this Appendix VI, the Rules apply to an arbitration under the Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions.
(2) The Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions shall no longer apply if, at any time during the proceedings:
a) the parties agree that the Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions shall no longer apply; or
b) the Court, on its own motion or upon the request of a party or the arbitral tribunal, and after consultation with the parties and the arbitral tribunal, decides that the Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions shall no longer apply. In such case, the Court shall decide if the arbitration shall continue under the Expedited Procedure Provisions or the Rules. Unless the Court considers that it is appropriate to replace and/or reconstitute the arbitral tribunal, the arbitral tribunal shall remain in place.
Article 2: Request and Statement of Claim; Answer and Statement of Defence; Counterclaim; and Reply to Counterclaim
(1) The Request shall contain the following information, as well as the claimant’s statement of claim (“Request and Statement of Claim”):
a) the full name, description, address and other contact details of each of the parties;
b) the full name, address and other contact details of any person(s) representing the claimant in the arbitration;
c) a description of the nature and circumstances of the dispute giving rise to the claims and of the basis upon which the claims are made;
d) the legal grounds supporting the claim;
e) the facts supporting the claim;
f) a statement of the relief sought, together with the amounts of any quantified claims and, to the extent possible, an estimate of the monetary value of any other claims;
g) any relevant agreements and, in particular, the arbitration agreement(s);
h) where claims are made under more than one arbitration agreement, an indication of the arbitration agreement under which each claim is made;
i) all relevant particulars and any observations or proposals concerning the appointment of the sole arbitrator; and
j) all relevant particulars and any observations or proposals as to the place of the arbitration, the applicable rules of law and the language of the arbitration.
The claimant shall submit with the Request and Statement of Claim any information required in Articles 12(5)-12(6).
(2) To the extent possible, the Request and Statement of Claim shall be accompanied by the evidence relied upon by the claimant.
(3) If the Secretary General is prima facie satisfied, based on the information in the Request and Statement of Claim, that an arbitration agreement binding the parties under the Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions may exist, the Secretariat will transmit a copy of the Request and Statement of Claim and the documents annexed thereto to the respondent. If the Secretary General is not prima facie satisfied, based on the information in the Request and Statement of Claim, that an arbitration agreement binding the parties under the Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions may exist, the arbitration shall continue under the Expedited Procedure Provisions or the Rules.
(4) Within 20 days from receipt of the Request and Statement of Claim from the Secretariat, the respondent shall provide to the Secretariat:
a) its full name, description, address and other contact details;
b) the full name, address and other contact details of any person(s) representing the respondent in the arbitration;
c) any observations or proposals concerning the appointment of the sole arbitrator, if the parties are unable to jointly nominate the sole arbitrator;
d) any observations or proposals as to the place of the arbitration, the applicable rules of law and the language of the arbitration; and
e) the information required by Articles 12(5)-12(6) of the Rules
(5) Within 30 days from receipt of the Request and Statement of Claim from the Secretariat, the respondent shall submit its Answer, which shall contain the following information, as well as its statement of defence (“Answer and Statement of Defence”) and statement of counterclaim, if any (“Statement of Counterclaim”):
a) its comments as to the nature and circumstances of the dispute giving rise to the claims and the basis upon which the claims are made;
b) the facts supporting the defence and any counterclaim;
c) the legal grounds supporting the defence and any counterclaim; and
d) its response to the relief sought and a statement of the relief sought together with the amounts of any quantified counterclaims and, to the extent possible, an estimate of the monetary value of any other counterclaims.
(6) To the extent possible, the Answer and Statement of Defence and Statement of Counterclaim, if any, shall be accompanied by the evidence relied upon by the respondent.
(7) If a Statement of Counterclaim has been submitted by the respondent, the claimant shall within 20 days from receipt of the Statement of Counterclaim from the Secretariat, or other time determined by the arbitral tribunal if already confirmed or appointed, submit a reply to the counterclaims (“Reply to Counterclaim”). The Reply to Counterclaim shall include the following:
a) the facts supporting the defence to any counterclaim;
b) the legal grounds supporting the defence to any counterclaim; and
c) relief sought.
(8) To the extent possible, the Reply to Counterclaim, if any, shall be accompanied by the evidence relied upon by the claimant.
(9) No extensions of the time limits in Article 2 of this Appendix shall be granted unless agreed by the parties.
(10) If any party against which a claim has been made does not submit an Answer and Statement of Defence, or if any party raises one or more pleas concerning the existence, validity or scope of the arbitration agreement or concerning whether all of the claims made in the arbitration may be determined together in a single arbitration, the arbitration shall proceed, and the arbitral tribunal shall decide any question of jurisdiction or whether the claims may be determined together in that arbitration.
Article 3: Joinder and Consolidation
(1) Joinder of additional parties pursuant to Article 8 of the Rules is not permitted.
(2) Consolidation of two or more arbitrations pursuant to Article 11 of the Rules is not permitted.
Article 4: Sole Arbitrator
(1) The dispute shall be decided by a sole arbitrator.
(2) Unless the parties have jointly nominated the sole arbitrator within 20 days from the respondent’s receipt of the Request and Statement of Claim, or a longer period if agreed by the parties, the Court shall directly appoint any person whom it considers suitable as the sole arbitrator.
Article 5: Challenge to a Sole Arbitrator
For a challenge to be admissible, it must be submitted by a party either within 7 days from its receipt of the notification of the appointment or confirmation of the arbitrator, or within 7 days from the date when the party making the challenge was informed of the facts and circumstances on which the challenge is based, whichever is later.
Article 6: Conduct of the Proceedings
(1) Within 7 days from receiving the file from the Secretariat, the arbitral tribunal shall hold an initial CMC to consult the parties on procedural measures that may be adopted and to establish the procedural timetable. The Secretary General may extend this time limit pursuant to a reasoned request from the arbitral tribunal or on the Secretary General’s own initiative, if the Secretary General decides it is necessary to do so.
(2) The arbitral tribunal shall have discretion to adopt such procedural measures as it considers appropriate. In particular, the arbitral tribunal may, after consultation with the parties, decide not to allow requests for document production or to limit the number, length and scope of written submissions and written witness evidence (both fact witnesses and experts).
(3) After consulting the parties, the arbitral tribunal may decide the dispute solely based on the documents the parties have submitted, with no hearing and no examination of witnesses or experts.
Article 7: Award
(1) The arbitral tribunal must render its final award within three months from the date of the initial CMC, unless the President extends the time limit pursuant to a reasoned request from the arbitral tribunal or on the President’s own initiative, if the President considers an extension necessary.
(2) Unless the parties agree that no reasons are to be given, the award shall state the reasons upon which it is based.
(3) A correction by the arbitral tribunal on its own initiative pursuant to Article 39(1) of the Rules shall be submitted for approval to the Court within 21 days from notification of the award by the Secretariat pursuant to Article 38(2) of the Rules.
(4) Any application of a party pursuant to Articles 39(2) or 39(3) of the Rules, shall be made within 14 days from receipt of the award by such party.
(5) The time limit granted to the party or parties by the arbitral tribunal pursuant to Article 39(4) of the Rules shall not normally exceed 14 days. The time limit for the arbitral tribunal to submit its decision on the application in draft form to the Court pursuant to Article 39(4) of the Rules, shall be no later than 7 days from expiry of the time limit for the receipt of any comments from the other party or parties or within such other period as the Secretary General may decide.
Article 8: General Rule
In all matters concerning the highly expedited arbitration procedure not expressly provided for in this Appendix, the Court and the arbitral tribunal shall act in the spirit of the Rules and this Appendix.
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