ICC Arb 2026
References
in Art. 27 ICC Arb 2026
ICC Arb 2026
ICC Arbitration Rules (2026)
(1) A hearing shall be held if any of the parties so requests or, failing such a request, if the arbitral tribunal on its own motion decides to hear the parties. When a hearing is to be held, the arbitral tribunal, giving reasonable notice, shall summon the parties to appear before it on the day and at the place fixed by it. The arbitral tribunal may decide, after consulting the parties, and on the basis of the relevant facts and circumstances of the case, that any hearing will be conducted in person, in hybrid form or by videoconference, teleconference or other form of electronic communication.
(2) If any of the parties, although duly summoned, fails to appear without valid excuse, the arbitral tribunal shall have the power to proceed with the hearing.
(3) The arbitral tribunal shall be in full charge of the hearings, at which all the parties shall be entitled to be present. Unless the arbitral tribunal and the parties agree otherwise, persons not involved in the proceedings shall not be admitted.
(4) The parties may represent themselves or be represented by duly authorised representatives. Advisers may also assist the parties.
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