DIS AdjR DIS Adjudication Rules (2010)
DIS AdjR
DIS Adjudication Rules (2010)
31.1 The activity of the DAB terminates if the time set in the adjudication services agreement expired or if the parties conclude a written agreement to this effect and notify the DAB accordingly. In all other cases, the activity of the DAB terminates provided that the project is based on a contract for work and services at the end of one year after the acceptance in the context of the Main Contract (“provisional acceptance”). In the event that dispute-related adjudication proceedings are still pending at this time, the adjudicators shall bring them to a close and shall be entitled to the corresponding remuneration and the corresponding reimbursement of expenses.
31.2 The parties may agree in writing at any time that the activity of a single adjudicator is terminated.
31.3 Unless otherwise regulated in the adjudication services agreement, an adjudicator is only entitled to resign from his office for good cause, for which he should observe a notice period of two months, if possible. Dispute-related adjudication proceedings pending at the time of resignation in which the adjudicator giving notice does not participate until their termination will be brought to a close by the remaining adjudicators; the nomination of a substitute adjudicator shall not be required.
31.4 If the activity of an adjudicator is terminated, a substitute adjudicator must be nominated and appointed. For the nomination and appointment of the substitute adjudicator the provisions of section 4 shall apply mutatis mutandis. All measures taken by the DAB until the substitution of the adjudicator remain effective.
31.5 If an adjudicator resigns pursuant to section 5 subsection 2 or if a party consents to the termination of the adjudicator’s office, this does not constitute recognition of a reason to resign as established in section 5 subsection 1.
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