- Commercial Arbitration Act 2010 No 61
- Status information
- Long title
- Part 1A Preliminary
- Part 1 General provisions
- Part 2 Arbitration agreement
- Part 3 Composition of arbitral tribunal
- Part 4 Jurisdiction of arbitral tribunal
- Part 4A Interim measures
- Part 5 Conduct of arbitral proceedings
- 18 Equal treatment of parties
- 19 Determination of rules of procedure
- 20 Place of arbitration
- 21 Commencement of arbitral proceedings
- 22 Language
- 23 Statements of claim and defence
- 24 Hearings and written proceedings
- 24A Representation
- 24B General duties of parties
- 25 Default of a party
- 26 Expert appointed by arbitral tribunal
- 27 Court assistance in taking evidence
- 27A Parties may obtain subpoenas
- 27B Refusal or failure to attend before arbitral tribunal or to produce document
- 27C Consolidation of arbitral proceedings
- 27D Power of arbitrator to act as mediator, conciliator or other non-arbitral intermediary
- 27E Disclosure of confidential information
- 27F Circumstances in which confidential information may be disclosed
- 27G Arbitral tribunal may allow disclosure of confidential information in certain circumstances
- 27H The Court may prohibit disclosure of confidential information in certain circumstances
- 27I The Court may allow disclosure of confidential information in certain circumstances
- 27J Determination of preliminary point of law by the Court
- Part 6 Making of award and termination of proceedings
- 28 Rules applicable to substance of dispute
- 29 Decision-making by panel of arbitrators
- 30 Settlement
- 31 Form and contents of award
- 32 Termination of proceedings
- 33 Correction and interpretation of award; additional award
- 33A Specific performance
- 33B Costs
- 33C Application of legal costs legislation
- 33D Costs of abortive arbitration
- 33E Interest up to making of award
- 33F Interest on debt under award
- Part 7 Recourse against award
- Part 8 Recognition and enforcement of awards
- Part 9 Miscellaneous
- Schedule 1 Savings, transitional and other provisions
- Schedule 2 (Repealed)
- Historical notes
Commercial Arbitration Act 2010 No 61
Current
version for 14 January 2018 to date (accessed 12 December 2018 at 13:30)
Part 5
Section 18
18 Equal treatment of parties
(cf Model Law Art 18)
The parties must be treated with equality and each party must be given a reasonable opportunity of presenting the party’s case.Note.This section differs from the Model Law to the extent that it requires a party to be given a “reasonable”, instead of “full”, opportunity of presenting the party’s case.