DIS EDR DIS Rules on Expert Determination (2010)
DIS EDR
DIS Rules on Expert Determination (2010)
17.1 In the event that a party does not make any written submissions or exceeds time-limits for the submission of briefs, the arbitration experts may take a decision based on the record.
17.2 The arbitration experts shall provide reasons in writing for all decisions which do not merely relate to procedural questions.
17.3 In expert determination proceedings with three arbitration experts, any decision of the panel of arbitration experts shall be made by the majority of its members unless otherwise agreed by the parties.
17.4 An overruled arbitration expert may record his dissenting opinion in writing; this dissenting opinion shall be sent to the parties together with the majority vote.
17.5 The arbitration experts may make an order for payment dependent upon the provision of a security by the advantaged party.
17.6 Decisions shall be taken as quickly as possible, normally within four weeks after the oral hearing or after receipt of the last brief, as the case may be, and at the latest six months after the commencement of proceedings (section 2 subsection 3), unless both parties have agreed to an extension (section 26 subsection 2).
17.7 The arbitration experts shall provide a sufficient number of originals of all decisions. Without undue delay, the DIS Main Secretariat shall be supplied with one original to keep on file as well as a sufficient number for delivery to the parties. The DIS Main Secretariat delivers one original of all decisions to the parties. The DIS informs the parties of the date on which the respective other party has received the decision without undue delay.
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