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In which cases shall the arbitrator be changed?

An arbitrator shall be changed in the following cases:

    • The arbitrator is a relative or representative of one of the parties;
    • The arbitrator has an interest related to the dispute;
    • There are clear grounds to conclude that the arbitrator is neither impartial nor objective;
    • The arbitrator was a conciliator, representative or lawyer of one party before the dispute was brought to arbitration for settlement, unless consented to in writing by the parties; or
    • If the arbitrator cannot continue participating in the settlement of a dispute due to force majeure circumstances or objective obstacles or is changed. The selection or designation of a new arbitrator must comply with the order and procedures specified in this Law.

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