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ICC RULES of CONCILIATION and ARBITRATION IRANIAN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION ACT
"Arbitration" means the settlement of disputes between litigants out of court by mutually agreed natural or legal persons and/or appointed ones. (Article 1.a of the Iranian International Commercial Arbitration Act) "International Arbitration" is when one of the parties is not an Iranian national under Iranian laws at the time of the conclusion of the arbitration agreement. (Article 1.b of the same) All persons having the legal capacity to litigate may, upon mutual agreement, refer to their international commercial disputes on arbitration under the provisions of this Act, whether or not it is raised before legal authorities, and in case of it being raised at any stage.(Article 2.2 of the same) Arbitration advantages*:
* from the book"Legal Aspect of Int’l Commerce"/Author:Dr.M.Farhang/Published by Iranian Committee of ICC The Arbitration Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law are the subject of Resolution 31/98 adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 15 December 1976. "Where the parties to a contract have agreed in writing that disputes in relation to that contract shall be referred to arbitration under the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, then such disputes shall be settled in accordance with these Rules subject to such modification as the parties may agree in writing."(Article 1.1) ICC RULES of CONCILIATION and ARBITRATION The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is a non-governmental organization serving world business. Since the 1975, ICC Arbitration Rules came into force;international commercial arbitration has evolved at what appears to be a continually accelerating pace. Now ICC National Committees or Councils are active in 57countries. ICC functions:
Commission on International Arbitration: The Commission on International Arbitration is one of the ICC’s numerous Commissions charged with preparing policy on general and technical issues concerning world trade and investment. It especially concentrates on legal and practical issues arising in international commercial arbitration, developing arbitration as a means of settling international business disputes and promoting its use. Standard ICC Arbitration Clause: The ICC recommends that all parties wishing to make reference to ICC arbitration in their contracts use the standard clause. NOTE: In order to put the standard clause in your contracts, ask Iran Business Lawyers at Dr.Shamsaei & Associates to provide the English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic or Japanese version for you. IRANIAN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION ACT This Act, including (9) parts and (36) Articles, has been enacted on 17 September 1997 by the Iranian Parliament and affirmed by the Guardian Council on October 1997. In this regard the Iranian Chamber of Commerce has established Arbitration Centers both for Local and International Dispute Resolution. SOME IMPORTANT DATA FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS:
NOTE: Should you have any enquiries or need further information on the content, implementation or interpretation of the concerning rules and regulations, do not hesitate to contact Iran Business Lawyers at Dr.Shamsaei & Associates. We can help you in any matters concerning arbitration, including preparation of arbitration panels, acting as arbitrators and also furnishing legal advice in these respects.
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