Understanding the Centre's dispute resolution services and appointment procedures.
FAQs
QWhich process provides a binding and enforceable decision?
AArbitration enables parties to obtain a private determination that is both binding and enforceable. The arbitral tribunal, appointed through the Centre, conducts proceedings independently and issues an award enforceable internationally under the New York Convention. Where the parties elect Centre administration, the Centre provides procedural support throughout the proceedings. Arbitration Process →
QHow does mediation help parties resolve construction disputes?
AMediation provides a confidential and collaborative process where a neutral mediator facilitates discussions, helping parties reach a voluntary and mutually acceptable agreement while preserving commercial relationships. The mediator does not impose a decision; rather, the process is designed to assist the parties in arriving at their own resolution. Mediation Process →
QWhich approach is used for disputes involving technical expertise?
AExpert Determination allows a neutral expert to assess complex technical or valuation issues and provide a binding decision based on specialised knowledge. This process is well suited to disputes where the subject matter requires particular professional or technical expertise. Expert Determination Process →
QWho offers impartial technical advice during formal proceedings?
AExpert Witness services provide independent analysis, reports, and testimony to assist tribunals or courts in understanding complex issues and making informed decisions. The Centre nominates suitably qualified expert witnesses from its panel for the party's direct engagement. Expert Witness Process →
QWhat functions do Dispute Boards serve in overseeing and resolving project disputes?
ADispute Boards provide proactive oversight, guidance, and timely recommendations or decisions to prevent escalation, resolve disputes efficiently, and help maintain project relationships. Board members are appointed at the outset of a project and remain engaged throughout its duration to address issues as they arise. Dispute Board Process →
QWhat happens if parties cannot agree on the appointment of a neutral?
ACACAP provides nomination services, appointing a suitably qualified and impartial professional in accordance with the needs of the case. The Centre reviews its panel, conducts conflict-of-interest checks, and proposes or appoints a neutral with appropriate expertise and experience. Nomination Process →