Rule 52
The arbitral tribunal will consider, as far as possible, to receive the evidence of witnesses by affidavit. Provided that the witness whose affidavit is admitted in evidence is made available for cross-examination at the request of the opposite Party.
The Arbitral Tribunal may:
(a) administer oath or affirmation to the Parties or witnesses appearing and giving evidence;
(b) make any award conditional or in the alternative;
(c) correct in any award any clerical mistake or error arising from or incidental to any slip or omission;
(d) administer to the Parties to the arbitration such interrogatories as it may consider necessary;
(e) decide all objections to its jurisdiction including any objection regarding the existence or validity of the arbitration clause or the , arbitration agreement without prejudice to the right of the parties to have the mailer decided by the Court of law;
(f) decide the law governing:
(i) the contract or the matter in dispute,
(ii) the arbitration agreement, and
(iii) the arbitration procedure
(g) award interest including pendente lite interest.
Rule 53
When substantially the same dispute or questions of law and facts are likely to arise in more than one contract or agreement (Chain Contracts), the arbitral tribunal may invite all parties involved to agree to submit to an award in one arbitration between such two or more of the parties as are named for the purpose
Rule 54
(i) The arbitral tribunal may by the award dismiss the application or claim:
(a) if the Claimant does not prosecute the arbitration proceedings or file the papers within the time granted.
(b) or neglects or refuses to pay the dues or deposits ordered to be paid by the arbitral tribunal or the Registrar.
(ii) The arbitral tribunal may make an exparte award:
(a) if the Respondent neglects or refuses to appear or make his defence or fails to file the papers within the time granted.
(b) or neglects or refuses to pay the dues or deposits ordered to be paid by the arbitral tribunal or the Registrar.
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