Book contents
- UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
- UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- Contributors
- Abbreviations
- Table of Treaties and Other International Instruments
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Article 1 Scope of Application
- Article 2 Definitions and Rules of Interpretation
- Article 2A International Origin and General Principles
- Article 3 Receipt of Written Communications
- Article 4 Waiver of Right to Object
- Article 5 Extent of Court Intervention
- Article 6 Court or Other Authority for Certain Functions of Arbitration Assistance and Supervision
- Article 7 Definition and Form of Arbitration Agreement
- Article 8 Arbitration Agreement and Substantive Claim before Court
- Article 9 Arbitration Agreement and Interim Measures by Court
- Article 10 Number of Arbitrators
- Article 11 Appointment of Arbitrators
- Article 12 Grounds for Challenge
- Article 13 Challenge Procedure
- Article 14 Failure or Impossibility to Act
- Article 15 Appointment of Substitute Arbitrator
- Article 16 Competence of Arbitral Tribunal to Rule on Its Own Jurisdiction
- Article 17 Power of Arbitral Tribunal to Order Interim Measures
- Article 17A Conditions for Granting Interim Measures
- Article 17B Applications for Preliminary Orders and Conditions for Granting Preliminary Orders
- Article 17C Specific Regime for Preliminary Orders
- Article 17D Modification, Suspension, Termination
- Article 17E Provision of Security
- Article 17F Disclosure
- Article 17G Costs and Damages
- Article 17H Recognition and Enforcement
- Article 17I Grounds for Refusing Recognition or Enforcement
- Article 17J Court-Ordered Interim Measures
- Article 18 Equal Treatment of Parties
- Article 19 Determination of Rules of Procedure
- Article 20 Place of Arbitration
- Article 21 Commencement of Arbitral Proceedings
- Article 22 Language
- Article 23 Statements of Claim and Defence
- Article 24 Hearings and Written Proceedings
- Article 25 Default of a Party
- Article 26 Expert Appointed by Arbitral Tribunal
- Article 27 Court Assistance in Taking Evidence
- Article 28 Rules Applicable to Substance of Dispute
- Article 29 Decision-Making by Panel of Arbitrators
- Article 30 Settlement
- Article 31 Form and Contents of Award
- Article 32 Termination of Proceedings
- Article 33 Correction and Interpretation of Award; Additional Award
- Article 34 Application for Setting Aside as Exclusive Recourse against Arbitral Award
- Article 35 Recognition and Enforcement
- Article 36 Grounds for Refusing Recognition or Enforcement
- Index
Article 32 - Termination of Proceedings
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 February 2020
- UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
- UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Preface
- Contributors
- Abbreviations
- Table of Treaties and Other International Instruments
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Article 1 Scope of Application
- Article 2 Definitions and Rules of Interpretation
- Article 2A International Origin and General Principles
- Article 3 Receipt of Written Communications
- Article 4 Waiver of Right to Object
- Article 5 Extent of Court Intervention
- Article 6 Court or Other Authority for Certain Functions of Arbitration Assistance and Supervision
- Article 7 Definition and Form of Arbitration Agreement
- Article 8 Arbitration Agreement and Substantive Claim before Court
- Article 9 Arbitration Agreement and Interim Measures by Court
- Article 10 Number of Arbitrators
- Article 11 Appointment of Arbitrators
- Article 12 Grounds for Challenge
- Article 13 Challenge Procedure
- Article 14 Failure or Impossibility to Act
- Article 15 Appointment of Substitute Arbitrator
- Article 16 Competence of Arbitral Tribunal to Rule on Its Own Jurisdiction
- Article 17 Power of Arbitral Tribunal to Order Interim Measures
- Article 17A Conditions for Granting Interim Measures
- Article 17B Applications for Preliminary Orders and Conditions for Granting Preliminary Orders
- Article 17C Specific Regime for Preliminary Orders
- Article 17D Modification, Suspension, Termination
- Article 17E Provision of Security
- Article 17F Disclosure
- Article 17G Costs and Damages
- Article 17H Recognition and Enforcement
- Article 17I Grounds for Refusing Recognition or Enforcement
- Article 17J Court-Ordered Interim Measures
- Article 18 Equal Treatment of Parties
- Article 19 Determination of Rules of Procedure
- Article 20 Place of Arbitration
- Article 21 Commencement of Arbitral Proceedings
- Article 22 Language
- Article 23 Statements of Claim and Defence
- Article 24 Hearings and Written Proceedings
- Article 25 Default of a Party
- Article 26 Expert Appointed by Arbitral Tribunal
- Article 27 Court Assistance in Taking Evidence
- Article 28 Rules Applicable to Substance of Dispute
- Article 29 Decision-Making by Panel of Arbitrators
- Article 30 Settlement
- Article 31 Form and Contents of Award
- Article 32 Termination of Proceedings
- Article 33 Correction and Interpretation of Award; Additional Award
- Article 34 Application for Setting Aside as Exclusive Recourse against Arbitral Award
- Article 35 Recognition and Enforcement
- Article 36 Grounds for Refusing Recognition or Enforcement
- Index
Summary
The termination of arbitral proceedings is an issue of immense significance for the parties because from that moment onwards the tribunal’s mandate is deemed to have expired and it is only under very exceptional circumstances that it may be re-constituted. Article 32 sets out the two obvious procedural mechanisms through which the tribunal may terminate proceedings: a final award; or a termination order. It is important to note that whether through an award or order, termination takes place only where either of the two is not amenable to further recourse to the courts under the laws of the seat, as spelt out in paragraph 3 of article 32. Furthermore, the article touches upon the notion of functus officio.
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- UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial ArbitrationA Commentary, pp. 831 - 845Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2020