Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022
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12 Written statements
(1) This section applies to any written statement provided to the arbitrator by a party (whether made by the party or another person) which relates to a matter relevant to the arbitration. (2) The written statement must be verified by a statement of truth. (3) The written statement may be disregarded by the arbitrator if it is not so verified.
12 Written statements
(1) This section applies to any written statement provided to the arbitrator by a party (whether made by the party or another person) which relates to a matter relevant to the arbitration. (2) The written statement must be verified by a statement of truth. (3) The written statement may be disregarded by the arbitrator if it is not so verified.
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