新加坡国际仲裁中心 仲裁规则 第六版

Arbitration Rules of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre SIAC Rules 4th Edition, 1 July 2010 (Download PDF format)1. Scope of Application and Interpretation2. Notice, Calculation of Periods of Time3. Notice of Arbitration4. Response to the Notice of Arbitration5. Expedited Procedure6. Number and Appointment of Arbitrators7. Sole Arbitrator8. Three Arbitrators9. Multi-party Appointment of Arbitrator(s)10. Qualifications of Arbitrators11. Challenge of Arbitrators12. Notice of Challenge13. Decision on Challenge14. Replacement of an Arbitrator15. Repetition of Hearings in the Event of Replacement of an Arbitrator16. Conduct of the Proceedings17. Submissions by the Parties18. Seat of Arbitration19. Language of Arbitration20. Party Representatives21. Hearings22. Witnesses23. Tribunal-Appointed Experts24. Additional Powers of the Tribunal25. Jurisdiction of the Tribunal26. Interim and Emergency Relief27. Applicable law, amiable compositeur28. The Award29. Correction of Awards and Additional Awards30. Fees and Deposits31. Costs of Arbitration32. Tribunal's Fees and Expenses33. Party's Legal and Other Costs34. Exclusion of Liability35. Confidentiality36. General ProvisionsSCHEDULE 1 - EMERGENCY ARBITRATORSCHEDULE 2 - SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR SIAC DOMESTIC ARBITRATION RULESRule 1: Scope of Application and Interpretation1.1 Where parties have agreed to refer their disputes to the SIAC for arbitration, the partiesshall be deemed to have agreed that the arbitration shall be conducted and administered in accordance with these Rules. If any of these Rules is in conflict with a mandatory provision of the applicable law of the arbitration from which the parties cannot derogate, that provision shall prevail.1.2 These Rules shall come into force on 1 July 2010 and unless the parties have agreedotherwise, shall apply to any arbitration which is commenced on or after that date.1.3 In these Rules –“Award” means any deci sion of the Tribunal on the substance of the dispute and includesa partial or final award or an award by an Emergency Arbitrator pursuant to Schedule 1;“Board” means the Board of Directors of the Centre;"Centre" means the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, a company incorporated under the Companies Act of the Republic of Singapore as a company limited by guarantee;"Chairman" means the Chairman of the Centre and includes the Deputy Chairman and the Chief Executive Officer;“Committee of the Board” means a committee consisting of not less than two Board members appointed by the Chairman (which may include the Chairman);"Registrar" means the Registrar of the Centre and includes any Deputy Registrar;"Tribunal" includes a sole arbitrator or all the arbitrators where more than one is appointed;Any pronoun shall be understood to be gender-neutral; andAny singular noun shall be understood to refer to the plural in the appropriate circumstances.Rule 2: Notice, Calculation of Periods of Time2.1 For the purposes of these Rules, any notice, communication or proposal, shall be inwriting. Any such written communication may be delivered or sent by registered postal or courier service or transmitted by any form of electronic communication (including electronic mail and facsimile) or delivered by any other means that provides an independent record of its delivery. It is deemed to have been received if it is delivered (i) to the addressee personally, (ii) to his habitual residence, place of business or designated address, (iii) to any address agreed by the parties, (iv) according to the practice of the parties in prior dealings, or (v) if none of these can be found after making reasonable inquiry, then at the addressee's last-known residence or place of business.2.2 The notice, communication, or proposal is deemed to have been received on the day it isdelivered.2.3 For the purposes of calculating any period of time under these Rules, such period shallbegin to run on the day following the day when a notice, communication or proposal is received. If the last day of such period is not a business day at the place of receipt pursuant to Rule 2.1, the period is extended until the first business day which follows.Non-business days occurring during the running of the period of time are included in calculating the period.2.4 The parties shall file with the Registrar a copy of any notice, communication or proposalconcerning the arbitral proceedings.Rule 3: Notice of Arbitration3.1 A party wishing to commence an arbitration (the "Claimant") shall file with the Registrara Notice of Arbitration which shall comprise:a. a demand that the dispute be referred to arbitration;b. the names, addresses, telephone number(s), facsimile number(s) and electronicmail address(es), if known, of the parties to the arbitration and theirrepresentatives, if any;c. a reference to the arbitration clause or the separate arbitration agreement that isinvoked and a copy of it;d. a reference to the contract out of or in relation to which the dispute arises and wherepossible, a copy of it;e. a brief statement describing the nature and circumstances of the dispute, specifyingthe relief claimed and, where possible, an initial quantification of the claim amount;f. a statement of any matters which the parties have previously agreed as to theconduct of the arbitration or with respect to which the Claimant wishes to make aproposal;g. a proposal for the number of arbitrator(s) if this is not specified in the arbitrationagreement;h. unless the parties have agreed otherwise, the nomination of an arbitrator if thearbitration agreement provides for three arbitrators, or a proposal for a solearbitrator if the arbitration agreement provides for a sole arbitrator;i. any comment as to the applicable rules of law;j. any comment as to the language of the arbitration; andk. payment of the requisite filing fee.3.2 The Notice of Arbitration may also include the Statement of Claim referred to in Rule17.2.3.3 The date of receipt of the complete Notice of Arbitration by the Registrar shall be deemedthe date of commencement of the arbitration. For the avoidance of doubt, the Notice of Arbitration is deemed to be complete when all the requirements of Rule 3.1 are fulfilled.The Centre shall notify the parties on the commencement of arbitration.3.4 The Claimant shall at the same time send a copy of the Notice of Arbitration to theRespondent, and it shall notify the Registrar that it has done so, specifying the mode of service employed and the date of service.Rule 4: Response to the Notice of Arbitration4.1 The Respondent shall send to the Claimant a Response within 14 days of receipt of theNotice of Arbitration. The Response shall contain:a. a confirmation or denial of all or part of the claims;b. a brief statement describing the nature and circumstances of any counterclaim,specifying the relief claimed and, where possible, an initial quantification of thecounterclaim amount;c. any comment in response to any statements contained in the Notice of Arbitrationunder Rules 3.1(f), (g), (h), (i) and (j) or any comment with respect to the matterscovered in such rules; andd. unless the parties have agreed otherwise, the nomination of an arbitrator if thearbitration agreement provides for three arbitrators or, if the arbitration agreementprovides for a sole arbitrator, agreement with Claimant’s proposal for a solearbitrator or a counter-proposal.4.2 The Response may also include the Statement of Defence and a Statement ofCounterclaim, as referred to in Rules 17.2 and 17.3.4.3 The Respondent shall at the same time send a copy of the Response to the Registrar,together with the payment of the requisite filing fee for any counterclaim, and shall notify the Registrar of the mode of service of the Response employed and the date of service.Rule 5: Expedited Procedure5.1 Prior to the full constitution of the Tribunal, a party may apply to the Centre in writing forthe arbitral proceedings to be conducted in accordance with the Expedited Procedure under this Rule where any of the following criteria is satisfied:a. the amount in dispute does not exceed the equivalent amount of S$5,000,000,representing the aggregate of the claim, counterclaim and any setoff defence;b. the parties so agree; orc. in cases of exceptional urgency.5.2 When a party has applied to the Centre under Rule 5.1, and when the Chairmandetermines, after considering the views of the parties, that the arbitral proceedings shall be conducted in accordance with the Expedited Procedure, the following procedure shall apply:a. The Registrar may shorten any time limits under these Rules;b. The case shall be referred to a sole arbitrator, unless the Chairman determinesotherwise;c. Unless the parties agree that the dispute shall be decided on the basis ofdocumentary evidence only, the Tribunal shall hold a hearing for the examination of all witnesses and expert witnesses as well as for any argument;d. The award shall be made within six months from the date when the Tribunal isconstituted unless, in exceptional circumstances, the Registrar extends the time;ande. The Tribunal shall state the reasons upon which the award is based in summaryform, unless the parties have agreed that no reasons are to be given.Rule 6: Number and Appointment of Arbitrators6.1 A sole arbitrator shall be appointed unless the parties have agreed otherwise or unless itappears to the Registrar, giving due regard to any proposals by the parties, the complexity, the quantum involved or other relevant circumstances of the dispute, that the dispute warrants the appointment of three arbitrators.6.2 If the parties have agreed that any arbitrator is to be appointed by one or more of theparties, or by any third person including the arbitrators already appointed, that agreement shall be treated as an agreement to nominate an arbitrator under these Rules.6.3 In all cases, the arbitrators nominated by the parties, or by any third person includingthe arbitrators already appointed, shall be subject to appointment by the Chairman in his discretion.6.4 The Chairman shall appoint an arbitrator as soon as practicable. Any decision by theChairman to appoint an arbitrator under these Rules shall be final and not subject to appeal.6.5 The Chairman is entitled in his discretion to appoint any nominee whose appointmenthas already been suggested or proposed by any party.6.6 The terms of appointment of each arbitrator shall be fixed by the Registrar in accordancewith these Rules and Practice Notes for the time being in force, or in accordance with the agreement of the parties.Rule 7: Sole Arbitrator7.1 If a sole arbitrator is to be appointed, either party may propose to the other the namesof one or more persons, one of whom would serve as the sole arbitrator. Where the parties have reached an agreement on the nomination of a sole arbitrator, Rule 6.3 shallapply.7.2 If within 21 days after receipt by the Registrar of the Notice of Arbitration, the partieshave not reached an agreement on the nomination of a sole arbitrator, or if at any time either party so requests, the Chairman shall make the appointment as soon as practicable.Rule 8: Three Arbitrators8.1 If three arbitrators are to be appointed, each party shall nominate one arbitrator.8.2 If a party fails to make a nomination within 14 days after receipt of a party’s nominat ionof an arbitrator, or in the manner otherwise agreed by the parties, the Chairman shall proceed to appoint the arbitrator on its behalf.8.3 Unless the parties have agreed upon another procedure for appointing the thirdarbitrator, or if such agreed procedure does not result in a nomination within the time limit fixed by the parties or by the Centre, the third arbitrator, who shall act as the presiding arbitrator, shall be appointed by the Chairman.Rule 9: Multi-party Appointment of Arbitrator(s)9.1 Where there are more than two parties in the arbitration, and three arbitrators are to beappointed, the Claimant shall jointly nominate one arbitrator and the Respondent shall jointly nominate one arbitrator. In the absence of both such joint nominations having been made within 28 days of the filing of the Notice of Arbitration or within the period agreed by the parties, the Chairman shall appoint all three arbitrators and shall designate one of them to act as the presiding arbitrator.9.2 Where there are more than two parties in the arbitration, and one arbitrator is to beappointed, all parties are to agree on an arbitrator. In the absence of such a joint nomination having been made within 28 days of the filing of the Notice of Arbitration or within the period agreed by the parties, the Chairman shall appoint the arbitrator.Rule 10: Qualifications of Arbitrators10.1 A ny arbitrator, whether or not nominated by the parties, conducting an arbitration underthese Rules shall be and remain at all times independent and impartial, and shall not act as advocate for any party.10.2 I n making an appointment under these Rules, the Chairman shall have due regard to anyqualifications required of the arbitrator by the agreement of the parties and to such considerations as are likely to secure the appointment of an independent and impartialarbitrator.10.3 T he Chairman shall also consider whether the arbitrator has sufficient availability todetermine the case in a prompt and efficient manner appropriate to the nature of the arbitration.10.4 A n arbitrator shall disclose to the parties and to the Registrar any circumstance that maygive rise to justifiable doubts as to his impartiality or independence as soon as reasonably practicable and in any event before appointment by the Chairman.10.5 A n arbitrator shall immediately disclose to the parties, to the other arbitrators and to theRegistrar any circumstance of a similar nature that may arise during the arbitration.10.6 I f the parties have agreed on any qualifications required of an arbitrator, the arbitratorshall be deemed to meet such qualifications unless a party states that the arbitrator is not so qualified within 14 days after receipt by that party of the notification of the nomination of the arbitrator. In the event of such a challenge, the procedure for challenge and replacement of an arbitrator in Rules 11 to 14 shall apply.10.7 N o party or anyone acting on its behalf shall have any ex parte communication relatingto the case with any arbitrator or with any candidate for appointment as party-nominated arbitrator, except to advise the candidate of the general nature of the controversy and of the anticipated proceedings and to discuss the candidate’s qualifications, availability or independence in relation to the parties, or to discuss the suitability of candidates for selection as a third arbitrator where the parties or party-designated arbitrators are to participate in that selection. No party or anyone acting on its behalf shall have any ex parte communication relating to the case with any candidate for presiding arbitrator.Rule 11: Challenge of Arbitrators11.1 A ny arbitrator may be challenged if circumstances exist that give rise to justifiabledoubts as to the arbitrator's impartiality or independence or if the arbitrator does not possess any requisite qualification on which the parties have agreed.11.2 A party may challenge the arbitrator nominated by him only for reasons of which hebecomes aware after the appointment has been made.Rule 12: Notice of Challenge12.1 A party who intends to challenge an arbitrator shall send a notice of challenge within 14days after the receipt of the notice of appointment of the arbitrator who is being challenged or, except as provided in Rule 10.6, within 14 days after the circumstancesmentioned in Rule 11.1 or 11.2 became known to that party.12.2 T he notice of challenge shall be filed with the Registrar and shall be sent simultaneouslyto the other party, the arbitrator who is being challenged and the other members of the Tribunal. The notice of challenge shall be in writing and shall state the reasons for the challenge. The Registrar may order a suspension of the arbitration until the challenge is resolved.12.3 W hen an arbitrator is challenged by one party, the other party may agree to thechallenge. The challenged arbitrator may also withdraw from his office. In neither case does this imply acceptance of the validity of the grounds for the challenge.12.4 I n instances referred to in Rule 12.3, the procedure provided in Rule 6 and Rules 7, 8 or9, as the case may be, shall be used for the appointment of the substitute arbitrator, even if during the process of appointing the challenged arbitrator, a party had failed to exercise his right to nominate. The time-limit provided in those Rules shall commence from the date of receipt of the agreement of the other party to the challenge or the challenged arbitrator’s withdrawal.Rule 13: Decision on Challenge13.1 I f, within 7 days of receipt of the notice of challenge, the other party does not agree tothe challenge and the arbitrator who is being challenged does not withdraw voluntarily,a Committee of the Board shall decide on the challenge.13.2 I f the Committee of the Board sustains the challenge, a substitute arbitrator shall beappointed in accordance with the procedure provided in Rule 6 and Rules 7, 8 or 9, as the case may be, even if during the process of appointing the challenged arbitrator, a party had failed to exercise his right to nominate. The time-limit provided in those Rules shall commence from the date of the Registrar’s notification to the parties of the decision by the Committee of the Board.13.3 I f the Committee of the Board denies the challenge, the arbitrator shall continue with thearbitration unless the Registrar ordered the suspension of the arbitration pursuant to Rule 12.2. Pending the determination of the challenge by the Committee of the Board, the challenged arbitrator shall be entitled to proceed in the arbitration.13.4 T he Committee of the Board may fix the costs of the challenge and may direct by whomand how such costs should be borne.13.5 T he Committee of the Board’s decision made under this Rule shall be final and notsubject to appeal.Rule 14: Replacement of an Arbitrator14.1 I n the event of the death or resignation of an arbitrator during the course of the arbitralproceedings, a substitute arbitrator shall be appointed in accordance with the procedure applicable to the nomination and appointment of the arbitrator being replaced.14.2 I n the event that an arbitrator refuses or fails to act or in the event of a de jure or defacto impossibility of him performing his functions or that he is not fulfilling his functions in accordance with the Rules or within prescribed time limits, the procedure for challenge and replacement of an arbitrator provided in Rules 11 to 13 and 14.1 shall apply.14.3 A fter consulting with the parties, the Chairman may in his discretion remove anarbitrator who refuses or fails to act, or in the event of a de jure or de facto impossibility of him performing his functions, or if he is not fulfilling his functions in accordance with the Rules or within the prescribed time limits.Rule 15: Repetition of Hearings in the Event of Replacement of an Arbitrator If under Rules 12 to 14 the sole or presiding arbitrator is replaced, any hearings held previously shall be repeated unless otherwise agreed by the parties. If any other arbitrator is replaced, such prior hearings may be repeated at the discretion of the Tribunal after consulting with the parties. If the Tribunal has issued an interim or partial award, any hearings related solely to that award shall not be repeated, and the award shall remain in effect.Rule 16: Conduct of the Proceedings16.1 T he Tribunal shall conduct the arbitration in such manner as it considers appropriate,after consulting with the parties, to ensure the fair, expeditious, economical and final determination of the dispute.16.2 T he Tribunal shall determine the relevance, materiality and admissibility of all evidence.Evidence need not be admissible in law.16.3 A s soon as practicable after the appointment of all arbitrators, the Tribunal shall conducta preliminary meeting with the parties, in person or by any other means, to discuss theprocedures that will be most appropriate and efficient for the case.16.4 T he Tribunal may in its discretion direct the order of proceedings, bifurcate proceedings,exclude cumulative or irrelevant testimony or other evidence and direct the parties to focus their presentations on issues the decision of which could dispose of all or part of the case.16.5 A presiding arbitrator may make procedural rulings alone, subject to revision by theTribunal.16.6 A ll statements, documents or other information supplied to the Tribunal and Registrar byone party shall simultaneously be communicated to the other party.Rule 17: Submissions by the Parties17.1 U nless the Tribunal determines otherwise, the submission of written statements shallproceed as set out in this Rule.17.2 U nless already submitted pursuant to Rule 3.2, the Claimant shall, within a period oftime to be determined by the Tribunal, send to the Respondent and the Tribunal a Statement of Claim setting out in full detaila. a statement of facts supporting the claim;b. the legal grounds or arguments supporting the claim; andc. the relief claimed together with the amount of all quantifiable claims.17.3 U nless already submitted pursuant to Rule 4.2, the Respondent shall, within a period oftime to be determined by the Tribunal, send to the Claimant a Statement of Defence setting out its full defence to the Statement of Claim, including without limitation, the facts and contentions of law on which it relies. The Statement of Defence shall also state any counterclaim, which shall comply with the requirements of Rule 17.2.17.4 I f a counterclaim is made, the Claimant shall, within a period of time to be determined bythe Tribunal, send to the Respondent a Statement of Defence to the Counterclaim stating in full detail which of the facts and contentions of law in the Statement of Counterclaim it admits or denies, on what grounds it denies the claims or contentions, and on what other facts and contentions of law it relies.17.5 A party may amend its claim, counterclaim or other submissions unless the Tribunalconsiders it inappropriate to allow such amendment having regard to the delay in making it or prejudice to the other party or any other circumstances. However, a claim or counterclaim may not be amended in such a manner that the amended claim or counterclaim falls outside the scope of the arbitration agreement.17.6 T he Tribunal shall decide which further submissions shall be required from the parties ormay be presented by them. The Tribunal shall fix the periods of time for communicating such submissions.17.7 A ll submissions referred to in this Rule shall be accompanied by copies of all supportingdocuments which have not previously been submitted by any party.17.8 I f the Claimant fails within the time specified to submit its Statement of Claim, theTribunal may issue an order for the termination of the arbitral proceedings or give such other directions as may be appropriate.17.9 I f the Respondent fails to submit a Statement of Defence, or if at any point any party failsto avail itself of the opportunity to present its case in the manner directed by the Tribunal, the Tribunal may proceed with the arbitration.Rule 18: Seat of Arbitration18.1 T he parties may agree on the seat of arbitration. Failing such an agreement, the seat ofarbitration shall be Singapore, unless the Tribunal determines, having regard to all the circumstances of the case, that another seat is more appropriate.18.2 T he Tribunal may hold hearings and meetings by any means it considers expedient orappropriate and at any location it considers convenient or appropriate.Rule 19: Language of Arbitration19.1 U nless the parties have agreed otherwise, the Tribunal shall determine the language tobe used in the proceedings.19.2 I f a document is written in a language other than the language(s) of the arbitration, theTribunal, or if the Tribunal has not been established, the Registrar, may order that party to submit a translation in a form to be determined by the Tribunal or the Registrar.Rule 20: Party Representatives20.1 A ny party may be represented by legal practitioners or any other representatives,subject to such proof of authority as the Registrar or the Tribunal may require.Rule 21: Hearings21.1 U nless the parties have agreed on documents-only arbitration, the Tribunal shall, ifeither party so requests or the Tribunal so decides, hold a hearing for the presentation of evidence and/or for oral submissions on the merits of the dispute, including without limitation any issue as to jurisdiction.21.2 T he Tribunal shall fix the date, time and place of any meeting or hearing and shall givethe parties reasonable notice.21.3 I f any party to the proceedings fails to appear at a hearing without showing sufficientcause for such failure, the Tribunal may proceed with the arbitration and may make the award based on the submissions and evidence before it.21.4 U nless the parties agree otherwise, all meetings and hearings shall be in private, and anyrecordings, transcripts, or documents used shall remain confidential.Rule 22: Witnesses22.1 B efore any hearing, the Tribunal may require any party to give notice of the identity ofwitnesses, including expert witnesses, whom it intends to produce, the subject matter of their testimony and its relevance to the issues.22.2 T he Tribunal has discretion to allow, refuse or limit the appearance of witnesses.22.3 A ny witness who gives oral evidence may be questioned by each of the parties, theirrepresentatives and the Tribunal in such manner as the Tribunal shall determine.22.4 T he Tribunal may direct the testimony of witnesses to be presented in written form,either as signed statements or sworn affidavits or any other form of recording. Subject to Rule 22.2, any party may request that such a witness should attend for oral examination. If the witness fails to attend, the Tribunal may place such weight on the written testimony as it thinks fit, disregard it or exclude it altogether.22.5 S ubject to the mandatory provisions of any applicable law, it shall be proper for anyparty or its representatives to interview any witness or potential witness prior to his appearance at any hearing.Rule 23: Tribunal-Appointed Experts23.1 U nless the parties have agreed otherwise, the Tribunal:a. may following consultation with the parties, appoint an expert to report on specificissues; andb. may require a party to give such expert any relevant information, or to produce orprovide access to any relevant documents, goods or property for inspection.23.2 A ny expert so appointed shall submit a report in writing to the Tribunal. Upon receipt ofsuch a written report, the Tribunal shall deliver a copy of the report to the parties and。

新加坡国际仲裁中心仲裁规则20240801第一部分是引言，说明了SIAC的目标和使命，以及本规则的适用范围。

其中明确了本规则适用于任何与SIAC仲裁有关的争议，不论是涉及国际商事争议还是非国际商事争议。

第二部分规定了仲裁程序的各个阶段。

首先是仲裁协议的签署和成立，明确了当事人可以选择按照SIAC规则进行仲裁，规定了仲裁请求的内容和提交要求。

接下来是仲裁庭的组建和程序安排。

规定了仲裁庭的人选和选择程序，以及庭审的安排。

此外，规则还对庭审方式做出了调整，允许通过视频会议、电子邮件等方式进行庭审。

第三部分涉及了有关程序的具体问题。

其中包括对案件管理的规定，如审查庭审材料、修改庭次表、审理程序等。

此外还包括对证据的收集和提交、专家的聘请和委任等问题的规定。

第四部分是有关仲裁庭的权力和职责。

本部分规定了仲裁庭的管辖权、权力范围和程序等，以确保仲裁庭对案件的审理具有充分的权威。

第五部分是有关庭内讨论和裁决的规定。

本部分明确了庭内讨论和裁决的程序和要求，以确保仲裁庭对案件做出公正和合理的裁决。

第六部分是有关调解的规定。

本部分规定了当事人在仲裁期间可以随时选择进行调解，并对调解的具体程序做出了安排。

第七部分是有关仲裁费用的规定。

本部分明确了仲裁费用的计算和支付方式，以及仲裁费用的追加规定。

第八部分是有关争议解决机构的规定。

本部分规定了当事人在仲裁过程中对争议解决机构的申诉程序和要求。

最后一部分是附则，包括本规则的生效日期和过渡规定。

总体来说，新加坡国际仲裁中心仲裁规则（第六版）在继承和发展前一版规则的基础上，进一步完善了争议解决程序的各个环节。

它不仅重视庭审的公正和公平，还特别强调了调解的重要性，使当事人在争议解决过程中能够有更多的选择和灵活性。

这无疑将进一步提高SIAC作为国际仲裁机构的声誉和影响力。

新加坡国际仲裁中心仲裁规则（１９９１年７月１日起生效）任何规定依新加坡国际仲裁中心（以下简称为“中心”）仲裁规则仲裁的协议当事各方，得视为已同意按下列规则或者仲裁开始前中心作出的有效修订的规则进行仲裁，但须服从当事各方在其书面协议中对此作出的修订。

规则１适用范围和解释１．１本规则得适用于仲裁，但本规则中的任何条款如与仲裁应适用的当事各方不能背离的法律规定相抵触者除外，前项法律规定优先适用。

１．２在本规则中：“中心”指新加坡国际仲裁中心，它是依新加坡共和国公司法成立的担保有限公司；“主席”指中心主席；“秘书长”指中心总裁；“仲裁庭”包括一名独任仲裁员；如果指定了一名以上的仲裁员，则包括所有仲裁员。

规则２通知及时间期限的计算２．１为了本规则的目的，任何通知，包括通知书、信函或建议，如经当面递交给收件人，或投递到收件人的惯常住所、营业地或通讯地址，可经合理查询仍不能找到上述任何一个地点时，则投递到收件人最后一个为人所知的居住或营业地点，即为已收到。

２．２为了计算本规则项下的时间期限的目的，此项期限应自通知、信件或建议收到之日的第二天起算。

如上述期限最后一天是收件人居住或营业地点的官方节假日或非营业日，应须延至上述日期后的第一个营业日。

期限期间的官方节假日或非营业日应计算在内。

规则３仲裁申请或仲裁通知３．１拟依本规则提出仲裁的当事一方（以下简称为申诉方）应向当事另一方发出仲裁通知，该通知应包括或附具以下内容：（１）将争议提交仲裁的申请书；（２）仲裁当事各方的名称和地址；（３）仲裁条款或单独仲裁协议的证明；（４）与争议有关的合同证明；（５）关于争议的性质及其具体情况的简要说明和申诉请求；（６）当事各方事先达成的仲裁事项的协议，或者申诉方据此提出的建议。

３．２仲裁通知还应包括：（１）依本规则７．１和７．２指定独任仲裁员或指定机构的建议；（２）依本规则８指定仲裁员的通知；及（３）本规则１７规定的关于对争议案件的陈述。

新加坡仲裁条款一、什么是仲裁条款仲裁是一种常见的争议解决方式，相比于传统的诉讼程序，它具有更高效、灵活和私密的特点。

仲裁条款是合同中的一项重要内容，它规定了当合同各方发生争议时，应当通过仲裁来解决纠纷的具体程序和规则。

本文将详细探讨新加坡仲裁条款的相关内容。

二、新加坡仲裁条款的特点新加坡作为一个国际商业和金融中心，拥有完善的仲裁法律体系和专业的仲裁机构，因此在国际商业合同中广泛采用新加坡仲裁条款。

以下是新加坡仲裁条款的几个主要特点：1. 选择仲裁机构新加坡仲裁条款通常会明确指定由哪个仲裁机构来处理争议。

新加坡国际仲裁中心（SIAC）是新加坡最知名的仲裁机构之一，其在亚洲地区具有良好的声誉和专业的仲裁团队。

选择适合的仲裁机构可以确保仲裁程序的公正性和专业性。

2. 适用仲裁规则新加坡仲裁条款还会明确适用的仲裁规则。

SIAC规则是新加坡最常用的仲裁规则之一，它详细规定了仲裁程序的各个环节，包括仲裁庭的组成、证据的提交和听证会的程序等。

遵守适用的仲裁规则可以确保仲裁程序的顺利进行。

3. 仲裁庭的组成新加坡仲裁条款通常会规定仲裁庭的组成方式。

仲裁庭由一名或多名仲裁员组成，其独立性和中立性对于争议解决的公正性至关重要。

新加坡的仲裁法律体系确保了仲裁员的选拔程序和资格要求，以确保仲裁庭的公正性和专业性。

4. 仲裁裁决的执行新加坡是《纽约公约》的缔约国，该公约规定了对仲裁裁决的承认和执行程序。

因此，新加坡仲裁条款通常会明确指定仲裁裁决的执行地点和程序，以便在争议解决后能够顺利执行裁决结果。

三、新加坡仲裁条款的优势新加坡作为仲裁中心，其仲裁条款具有以下优势：1. 高效和专业的仲裁机构新加坡的仲裁机构拥有经验丰富的仲裁员和专业的仲裁团队，能够高效地处理争议。

仲裁程序通常比传统的诉讼程序更加迅速，能够节约时间和成本。

2. 国际化的仲裁规则新加坡的仲裁规则通常是国际化的，符合国际商业惯例和标准。

这使得国际商业合同中的争议可以在一个公正和熟悉的法律环境下解决，有利于各方的争议解决。

新加坡国际仲裁中心规则
新加坡国际仲裁中心规则是仲裁界公认的重要规章之一。

该规则旨在提供一种高效、有效和公正的争议解决机制，为国际仲裁提供清晰和统一的指南。

新加坡国际仲裁中心规则的首要目标是确保仲裁程序的公平和独立。

它要求仲裁员在处理案件时保持中立，并给予各方机会进行公正的辩论和申辩。

规则还强调了仲裁程序的保密性，以确保争议的敏感信息不会泄露给外界。

该规则还提供了方便快捷的仲裁程序。

根据规则，仲裁应尽可能在12个月内完成，并限制庭审时间和文件提交的次数，以提高仲裁效率。

此外，新加坡国际仲裁中心还设有专门的秘书处，协助仲裁员和各方处理程序相关事宜，确保程序的顺利进行。

该规则还鼓励各方采取调解和其他非争议解决方法，以促进解决争端的和解。

根据规则，仲裁员可以在适当的情况下建议各方尝试解决争端，这有助于节约时间和成本，并维护仲裁的合作性质。

值得一提的是，新加坡国际仲裁中心规则还提供了合理的费用结构。

它要求仲裁员在决定费用分配时考虑诸多因素，如案件复杂程度、所需工作量和当事人的行为等。

这有助于确保仲裁费用的合理分配，并降低对仲裁程序的经济负担。

总之，新加坡国际仲裁中心规则是一套旨在促进高效、有效和公正争议解决的重要规章。

它为国际仲裁提供了指导，并确保程序的公平、独立和快捷，为各方提供便利和保障。

新加坡国际仲裁中心仲裁规则（第三版，自2007年7月1日起生效）第一条 适用范围及解释（一） 当事人同意将争议提交新加坡国际仲裁中心仲裁的，视为已同意按照本规则进行仲裁和管理。

仲裁规则条款与仲裁适用法律的强制性规定相抵触的，从其规定。

（二） 本规则中下列用语的含义是：“裁决”是指仲裁庭对争议实质作出的决定，包括中期裁决、非正审裁决、部分裁决或者最终裁决；“仲裁中心”是指新加坡国际仲裁中心。

它是依新加坡共和国公司法成立的有限（担保）责任公司；“主席” 是指仲裁中心主席（含副主席）；“主簿官” 是指仲裁中心主簿官（含助理主簿官）；“简易程序裁决”是指依照附则一第三项作出的裁决；“仲裁庭” 是指独任仲裁员或者全体仲裁员（委任人数一名以上时）。

第二条 通知送达及期间（一） 本规则所称的通知、函电或者建议，应当采用书面形式。

任何所述书面函电 可以采用挂号信或者快递服务或者任何电子通信方式（包括电子邮件、传真及电传）或者任何其他有递送记录的方式送达。

通知直接递交受送达人或者递送到受送达人的惯常居住地址、营业地址或者通讯地址，均视为已经送达。

上述地址经合理查询未果的，则递送受送达人最后为人所知的居所地址或营业地址。

（二） 通知、函电或者建议的递送日期视为送达日期。

（三） 本规则所称期间，应当自受送达人收到通知、函电或建议的次日起计算。

如遇期间届满日期是受送达人居住地或营业地的法定节假日，期限顺延至节假日后的第一个营业日。

期间应计及期间内的法定节假日。

（四） 有关仲裁程序的通知、函电或建议，当事人应当抄送主簿官。

第三条 仲裁通知（一） 发起仲裁的一方当事人(以下称“申诉人”) 必须向主簿官登记仲裁通知。

仲裁通知必须包括以下内容并附具文件：1．将争议提交仲裁请求；2．仲裁当事人及当事人代表（若有）的名称、地址、电话号码、传真号码和电子邮件地址（所有可知的联络方式）；3．发起仲裁所依据的仲裁条款、或者另行的仲裁协议及其副本；4．发起仲裁所依据的引起争议或者与争议有关的合同，并尽可能附具合同副本；5．简述争议的性质及情况，指明请求的救济并尽可能写明索赔金额；6．陈述各方当事人事先同意的、或者申诉人提议的有关仲裁审理规程的任何事项；7．确认仲裁通知副本（包括所有附具文件）已经送达或者正在送达应诉人；8．有关法律适用规则的任何意见；9．有关仲裁语言的任何意见；10．登记费付款说明。

新加坡海事仲裁院仲裁规则-SCMA新加坡海事仲裁院仲裁规则第三版 (2015年10月)中文版本只供参考。

如有差异，以英文文本为准。

标准条款A) S CMA BIMCO 仲裁条款（2013）(于2012年11月引入，适用于 BIMCO 文件、协议及表格）本合同受新加坡*/英国*法律管辖并依其进行解释。

因本合同产生或与之相关的任何争议，包括与其存在、效力或终止有关的任何问题，均应根据《新加坡国际仲裁法案》（第143A 章）及其任何与本条款内容有关的生效修订或重新制定的法规，于新加坡提交仲裁以得到最终之解决。

仲裁应根据在仲裁程序启动时有效的新加坡海事仲裁厅（SCMA）仲裁规则进行。

针对本条款中的争议问题申请仲裁的，仲裁员必须有三名。

希望就争议问题申请仲裁的一方应当为自己选定一名仲裁员，并以书面通知的形式将此项任命告知另一方，要求另一方也选定一人作为其自己的仲裁员并在十四（14）日内予以告知，同时声明：除非另一方已为自己选定一名仲裁员并在上述十四（14）日内就该事实告知本方，否则本方将指定自己的仲裁员为独任仲裁员。

如果另一方未在上述十四（14）日内告知它已为自己选定仲裁员，就争议问题申请仲裁的一方无需事先通知另一方即可指定自己的仲裁员为独任仲裁员然后就此告知另一方。

独任仲裁员应被视作是经当事双方协商一致后任命的，由他所作的裁决对双方均有约束力。

本规则中的任何规定均不得妨碍当事双方通过书面协议的方式针对涉及独任仲裁员任命问题的相关条款做出修改。

索赔与任何反索赔的标的金额均不超过150,000 美元（或当事双方可以达成一致的其他此类金额）的仲裁案应根据在仲裁程序启动时有效的 SCMA 小额索赔处理程序由一名单独的仲裁员予以办理。

*请自行删去一个不符合项。

如果两项均需删去或者均不需删去，则应适用英国法律。

B) SCMA 仲裁条款“因本合同产生或与之相关的所有争议, 包括与其存在、效力或终止有关的任何问题，均应根据在仲裁程序启动时有效的新加坡海事仲裁厅仲裁规则（‘SCMA 规则’），于新加坡提交仲裁以得到最终之解决，这些规则应被视作本条款必不可少的参考内容”。

新加坡国际仲裁中心规则新加坡国际仲裁中心（Singapore International Arbitration Centre，简称SIAC）是一个全球领先的仲裁机构，致力于提供高质量、高效率和独立公正的仲裁服务。

SIAC拥有一套行之有效的仲裁规则，以确保仲裁程序的顺利进行，并最大限度地满足各方当事人的需求和利益。

一、引言新加坡国际仲裁中心成立于1991年，总部位于新加坡。

SIAC 仲裁规则是SIAC向全球仲裁社区提供的一项重要服务。

该规则经过多年的实践和改进，并广泛应用于各行各业的仲裁争端中。

二、仲裁程序SIAC规则为仲裁程序提供了详细的指导。

根据SIAC规则，当事人可以选择任何适用的仲裁程序，包括经由仲裁庭审理或仲裁庭主持调解等方式。

SIAC规定了合理的时间限制，并明确了各方当事人的权益和义务。

三、仲裁费用SIAC规则规定了透明和公正的仲裁费用机制。

SIAC将根据争议的金额以及仲裁程序的复杂程度来确定仲裁费用。

此外，SIAC还提供了慷慨的减免仲裁费用的机制，以促进公正和平等的访问仲裁服务。

四、仲裁庭的任命根据SIAC规则，仲裁庭的任命是公平、独立和中立的。

SIAC将根据当事人的意愿和建议，选择适当的仲裁员，以确保仲裁庭的成员具备必要的专业知识和经验。

如果当事人未能就仲裁庭成员达成一致意见，则SIAC将根据其自身裁决范围自行任命仲裁员。

五、争议的解决和调解SIAC非常鼓励当事人在仲裁程序中尝试解决争议。

SIAC规则提供了规划和支持这一过程的详细规定。

当事人可以要求仲裁庭组织调解会议，并协商解决争议。

如果调解成功，双方当事人可以达成争议解决协议，该协议将作为仲裁庭的裁决。

六、执行仲裁裁决SIAC的仲裁裁决具有国际承认和执行的法律效力。

根据新加坡相关法律，仲裁裁决在新加坡本地和国际上受到广泛认可和执行。

七、保密性SIAC规则强调了仲裁程序的保密性原则。

除非双方当事人有明确的书面同意，否则仲裁程序的所有文件、证据和讨论都必须保密。

第1篇一、概述新加坡作为全球重要的金融中心之一，其仲裁制度以其高效、公正、透明而闻名。

在新加坡提起仲裁申请，需遵循新加坡国际仲裁中心（SIAC）的规定。

以下为撰写新加坡仲裁仲裁申请书的基本要求，旨在帮助申请人准备一份符合规定的申请书。

二、申请书内容要求1. 标题仲裁申请书应包括以下标题：- 申请人名称（包括全称和缩写，如有）- 被申请人名称（包括全称和缩写，如有）- 仲裁申请书2. 仲裁请求在正文中，申请人应明确列出仲裁请求，包括但不限于以下内容：- 请求仲裁庭作出裁决的事项- 对仲裁庭作出裁决的具体内容，如要求被申请人赔偿的金额、恢复原状等- 请求仲裁庭采取的任何临时措施或保全措施3. 事实陈述在事实陈述部分，申请人应详细描述以下内容：- 争议的背景，包括合同签订、履行过程及违约情况- 争议发生的时间、地点、涉及的人员- 争议双方之间的沟通记录及争议解决尝试- 申请人主张的合同条款、法律依据及证据4. 证据材料在证据材料部分，申请人应列出以下内容：- 证明争议存在的证据，如合同、信函、电子邮件、会议记录等- 证明申请人权利主张的证据，如发票、收据、付款证明等- 证明被申请人违约的证据，如验收报告、鉴定报告等- 证明仲裁请求合理性的证据，如专家意见、市场行情等5. 法律依据在法律依据部分，申请人应列出以下内容：- 适用的法律法规，如合同法、商法、侵权法等- 适用的国际公约或惯例，如联合国国际货物销售合同公约、国际贸易术语解释通则等- 仲裁规则，如新加坡国际仲裁中心仲裁规则（SIAC Rules）6. 仲裁程序在仲裁程序部分，申请人应说明以下内容：- 选择的仲裁员- 仲裁庭的组成- 仲裁地点- 仲裁程序的时间表- 仲裁费用的承担7. 附件在附件部分，申请人应附上以下材料：- 争议合同及相关附件- 证据材料- 法律依据- 仲裁程序相关文件三、格式要求1. 封面封面应包括以下内容：- 申请人名称- 被申请人名称- 仲裁申请书- 日期2. 目录目录应列出申请书各部分的标题及页码。

新加坡国际仲裁中心规则英文摘要本文档介绍了新加坡国际仲裁中心（S in ga po re In te rn a ti on al Ar bi tr ati o nC en tr e，简称SI A C）规则的英文版。

S IA C是亚洲领先的非营利组织，提供专业的国际商事争议解决服务。

本文详细解读了SI AC规则的各项内容，包括仲裁程序、仲裁庭的组成、争议解决程序等。

第一章引言S I AC规则是新加坡国际仲裁中心制定的一套用于国际商事争议解决的仲裁规则。

S IA C秉持着公正、高效、透明的原则，为当事人提供了一个独立、中立的仲裁平台。

本章节对SI AC规则的产生背景和适用范围进行了介绍。

第二章仲裁程序本章节详细介绍了SI A C规则中的仲裁程序。

SI AC规则囊括了仲裁申请的提交、仲裁庭的组成、仲裁程序的管理、仲裁庭的权限等方面的规定。

S I AC规则充分保护当事人的权益，确保公正、高效的仲裁程序得以实施。

2.1仲裁申请的提交在申请仲裁之前，申请人需要按照规定的要求提交仲裁申请书。

本节详细介绍了仲裁申请的内容和提交方式，并解释了仲裁费用的支付方式。

2.2仲裁庭的组成S I AC规则规定了仲裁庭的组成方式以及仲裁庭成员的任命程序。

本节介绍了仲裁庭的主席、仲裁庭成员和秘书的任命流程，并阐述了仲裁庭成员的资格要求。

2.3仲裁程序的管理本节详细介绍了S IAC规则中有关仲裁程序管理的规定。

其中包括了仲裁庭的权力和义务、当事人的权利和义务、证据的提交和审查程序等方面的内容。

第三章争议解决程序本章节主要介绍了SI A C规则中的争议解决程序。

SI AC规则提供了多种解决争议的方式，包括仲裁、调解、鉴定等。

本章详细解读了这些程序的应用场景和具体规定。

3.1仲裁程序S I AC规则规定了详细的仲裁程序，包括仲裁庭的权力、仲裁庭程序的安排、仲裁庭裁决的形式等。

本节对这些具体规定进行了详细解释，并提示当事人在仲裁程序中应注意的事项。