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SIAC Arbitration Rules (2025)

4.1 Unless otherwise required under these Rules, the parties shall deliver all written communications to all parties, the Tribunal, and the SIAC Secretariat in accordance with Rule 4.3 or Rule 4.4. Such written communications may be delivered by any means of communication that provides or allows for a record of transmission, including by hand, registered mail or courier service, email, or any other means which provides a record of the attempt to deliver it.
4.2 Upon notification of the commencement of the arbitration and at any stage of the arbitration thereafter, after considering the views of the parties and the Tribunal, the Registrar may direct the parties to upload all written communications to SIAC Gateway.
4.3 Any written communication shall be delivered using the contact details designated for the purpose of the arbitration by the parties or their representatives, the Tribunal, or the SIAC Secretariat, or by upload to SIAC Gateway upon the direction of the Registrar under Rule 4.2.
4.4 In the absence of such designation or direction under Rule 4.3, any written communications shall be deemed to be received if they are delivered:
(a) to the addressee personally or to its authorised representative;
(b) to the addressee’s place of business, habitual residence, or mailing address; or
(c) according to the practice of the parties in prior dealings.
If, after making a reasonable inquiry, delivery cannot be effected under (a) – (c) above, written communications shall be deemed to be received if they are delivered to the addressee’s last-known place of business, habitual residence, or mailing address.
4.5 Any application under these Rules shall be delivered to all other parties, the Tribunal, and the SIAC Secretariat with confirmation of the date and mode of delivery.
4.6 Any written communication to the parties shall be deemed to have been received by the parties on the day that it was delivered in accordance with Rule 4.3 or Rule 4.4.
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