ICC Arb 2026
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in Art. 4 ICC Arb 2026
ICC Arb 2026
ICC Arbitration Rules (2026)
(1) Periods of time specified in or fixed under the Rules start to run on the day following the date a communication is deemed to have been made in accordance with Article 3(5). When the day next following such date is an official holiday, or a non-business day in the country where the communication is deemed to have been made, the period of time commences on the first following business day. Official holidays and non-business days are included in the calculation of the period of time. However, if the last day of the relevant period of time is an official holiday or a non-business day in the country where the communication is deemed to have been made, the period of time expires at the end of the first following business day.
(2) The parties may agree to modify the time limits set out in the Rules. If such agreement is entered into after the constitution of the arbitral tribunal, it becomes effective only upon the arbitral tribunal’s approval.
(3) The Court may, on its own initiative, extend any time limit that has been modified pursuant to Article 4(2) if it decides that such extension is necessary for the arbitral tribunal and the Court to fulfil their responsibilities in accordance with the Rules.
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