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An arbitrator is a person chosen to settle disputes between parties engaged in a conflict. They have the power to make authoritative decisions as an arbiter. If the claimant wants a sole arbitrator, they must write to the other party seeking agreement before the deadline. If agreed, the association will appoint the arbitrator upon receiving submissions. Arbitrators have duties to conduct fair and impartial hearings, avoid delays, maintain order, consider evidence deemed necessary, and regulate the hearing process and conduct of participants. The board assigns arbitrators without party approval. Arbitrators must not have personal interest or acquaintance with participants except through the hearing process, and hold no prejudices toward any party.

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ARBITRATOR Edited by Sree

An arbitrator is a person chosen to settle disputes between parties engaged in a conflict. They have the power to make authoritative decisions as an arbiter. If the claimant wants a sole arbitrator, they must write to the other party seeking agreement before the deadline. If agreed, the association will appoint the arbitrator upon receiving submissions. Arbitrators have duties to conduct fair and impartial hearings, avoid delays, maintain order, consider evidence deemed necessary, and regulate the hearing process and conduct of participants. The board assigns arbitrators without party approval. Arbitrators must not have personal interest or acquaintance with participants except through the hearing process, and hold no prejudices toward any party.

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ARBITRATOR

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KALAVA GOWTHAM VEERA SHANKER.

ARBITRATOR
1. A person chosen to settle the issue between parties engaged in a dispute.

2. One having the ability or power to make authoritative decisions; an arbiter.

APPOINTMENT OF ARBITATOR
If the party claiming arbitration (known as the Claimant) wishes to have a sole arbitrator, then before the time limit in the rules for claiming arbitration expires, they write to the other party seeking their agreement to the appointment of a sole arbitrator. If the parties agree to the appointment of a sole arbitrator, the Association will appoint an arbitrator on receipt of the first set of submissions

Powers and duties of arbitrators.


(1) Arbitrators shall have the duty to conduct fair and impartial hearings, to take all necessary actions to avoid delay in the disposition of proceedings, to maintain order (a) To consider any and all evidence offered by the parties which the arbitrator deems necessary to an understanding and determination of the dispute; (b) To regulate the course of the hearings and the conduct of the parties, their representatives and witnesses;

(2) The board is responsible for the assignment of arbitrators to arbitration hearings. The selection and assignment of arbitrators is not subject to the approval of either party. (3) Arbitrators must not have a personal interest in the outcome of any hearing, nor be acquainted with any of the participants except as such acquaintance may occur in the hearing process, nor hold any prejudice toward any party

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