CAF-4 · Chapter 15 · Question 5 of 9
In an arbitration agreement where each party appoints one arbitrator, what is the default rule for appointing an 'umpire' if the agreement is silent on the matter?
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Reveal answer & explanation
Correct answer: B) The arbitrators shall appoint an umpire within a month of their appointments.
Explanation
In the absence of a contrary intention, when an even number of arbitrators are appointed, the arbitrators themselves shall appoint an umpire within one month of their appointment.
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