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The Chamber of Arbitration of Milan Rules: A Commentary is a Guide to the 2010 revision of the Arbitration Rules of the Arbitration Chamber of Milan (CAM). The Guide consists of article-by-article commentary on the Rules, made by prominent scholars and arbitrators, both Italians and non Italians.

CAM started its activities in the administration of domestic and international arbitrations more than 20 years ago. It has a case load of about 150 new cases per year. Additional information on CAM can be found on its website www.camera-arbitrale.it.

About the Editors and the Authors

Introduction
Ugo Draetta e Riccardo Luzzatto

Foreword
Vittorio Colesanti

PREAMBLE
THE CHAMBER OF ARBITRATION

Model clause
Michael McIlwrath

Tasks and Bodies of the Chamber of Arbitration
Luigi Fumagalli

The Arbitral Council
Stefano Azzali

The Secretariat
Stefano Azzali

I - GENERAL PROVISIONS

Art. 1 - Scope of the application
Andrea Carlevaris

Art. 2 - Rules applicable to the proceedings
Charles Jarrosson

Art. 3 - Rules applicable to the merits of the dispute
Sergio M. Carbone

Art. 4 - Seat of the arbitration
Charles Jarrosson

Art. 5 - Language of the arbitration
Manlio Frigo

Art. 6 - Filing and sending of the acts
Domenico Di Pietro

Art. 7 - Time limits
Domenico Di Pietro

Art. 8 - Confidentiality
Piero Bernardini

II - COMMENCEMENT OF THE PROCEEDINGS

Art. 9 - Request for arbitration
Michael McIlwrath

Art. 10 - Statement of defence
Michael McIlwrath

Art. 11 - Admissibility of the arbitration
Andrea Carlevaris

Art. 12 - Lack of jurisdiction of the Arbitral Tribunal
Andrea Santini

III - THE ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL

Art. 13 - Number of arbitrators
Laura Salvaneschi

Art. 14 - Appointment of the arbitrators
Laura Salvaneschi

Art. 15 - Appointment of the arbitrators in multy-party arbitration
Laura Salvaneschi

Art. 16 - Incompatibility
Rinaldo Sali

Art. 17 - Acceptance by arbitrators
Rinaldo Sali

Art. 18 - Statement of independence and confirmation of arbitrators
Rinaldo Sali

Art. 19 - Challenge of arbitrators
Claudio Consolo - Marcello Stella

Art. 20 - Replacement of arbitrators
Chiara Giovannucci Orlandi

IV - THE PROCEEDINGS

Art. 21 - Constitution of the Arbitral Tribunal
Alberto Malatesta

Art. 22 - Powers of the Arbitral Tribunal
Michele Patocchi – Paolo Marzolini

Art. 23 - Orders of the Arbitral Tribunal
Michele Patocchi – Paolo Marzolini

Art. 24 - Hearings
Michele Patocchi – Paolo Marzolini

Art. 25 - Taking of evidence
Alberto Mazzoni

Art. 26 - Experts
Filippo Corsini

Art. 27 - New claims
Claudio Consolo – Albert Henke

Art. 28 - Conclusions
Albert Henke

Art. 29 - Settlement and withdrawal
Manlio Frigo


V - THE ARBITRAL AWARD

Art. 30 - Deliberation, form and contents of the award
Antonio Crivellaro

Art. 31 - Filing and notification of the award
Antonio Crivellaro

Art. 32 - Time limit for filing the final award
Antonio Crivellaro

Art. 33 - Partial award and interim award
Alexis Mourre – Antonio Musella

Art. 34 - Correction of the award
Alexis Mourre – Antonio Musella

VI - COSTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS

Introduction to the Chapter VI
Benedetta Coppo

Art. 35 - Value of dispute
Benedetta Coppo

Art. 36 - Costs of the proceedings
Benedetta Coppo

Art. 37 - Advance and final deposits
Benedetta Coppo

Art. 38 - Failure to deposit
Benedetta Coppo

VII- PROVISIONAL PROVISIONS

Art. 39 - Entry into force
Andrea Santini

Annexe A

Criteria for determining the value of the dispute
Valentina Renna

Annexe B

Fees of the Chamber of Arbitration: included and excluded activities
Benedetta Coppo

Code of Ethics of Arbitrators

Code of Ethics of Arbitrators
Chiara Giovannucci Orlandi


Appendix

The Arbitration Rules of the Chamber of Arbitration of Milan

Schedule of Fees

Bodies and Members of the Chamber of Arbitration of Milan

The Arbitration Rules of the Chamber of Arbitration of Milan
(Italian official text)

Italian Law on Arbitration (Code of Civil Procedure art. 806-840)

Bibliography on Institutional Arbitration
By Studies and Documentation Centre G. Schiavoni

About the Editors:

Ugo Draetta is Professor of International Law at the Catholic University of Milan, Italy. As an international arbitrator, he has acted in over 50 arbitration proceedings. Mr. Draetta is former Vice President and Senior Counsel -- International -- for General Electric Co. (USA); member of the Scientific Committee of the Italian Arbitration Association; member of the Board of editors of the Revue de droit des affaires internationales/ International Business Law Journal, published by Sweet & Maxwell.


Riccardo Luzzatto is a full Professor of Public and Private International Law at the State University of Milan. Mr. Luzzatto is a co-editor and member of the Scientific Committees of many Italian and foreign legal reviews; member of the Institut pour l'Arbitrage International (Paris); member of the Scientific Committee of the Italian Arbitration Association (AIA); member of the List of Arbitrators of Wiener Internationales Schiedsgericht (WIS); and is a lecturer in many fields, including arbitration, international trade law, international law, EU law. Mr. Luzzatto also serves as an Arbitrator in many arbitration cases, mostly international.

Contributors Include:

Stefano Azzali
Piero Bernardini
Sergio M. Carbone
Andrea Carlevaris
Vittorio Colesanti
Claudio Consolo
Benedetta Coppo
Filippo Corsini
Antonio Crivellaro
Domenico Di Pietro
Manlio Frigo
Luigi Fumagalli
Chiara Giovannucci Orlandi
Albert Henke
Charles Jarrosson
Alberto Malatesta
Paolo Marzolini
Alberto Mazzoni
Michael Mcilwrath
Alexis Mourre
Antonio Musella
Paolo Michele Patocchi,
Valentina Renna
Rinaldo Sali
Laura Salvaneschi
Andrea Santini
Marcello Stella