Arbitration Act 1996
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83 Index of defined expressions: Part I.
In this Part the expressions listed below are defined or otherwise explained by the provisions indicated— agreement, agree and agreed | section 5(1) agreement in writing | section 5(2) to (5) arbitration agreement | sections 6 and 5(1) arbitrator | section 82(1) available arbitral process | section 82(1) claimant | section 82(1) commencement (in relation to arbitral proceedings) | section 14 costs of the arbitration | section 59 the court | section 105 dispute | section 82(1) emergency arbitrator | section 82(1) (and see section 41A (1)) enactment | section 82(1) legal proceedings | section 82(1) Limitation Acts | section 13(4) notice (or other document) | section 76(6) party— —in relation to an arbitration agreement | section 82(2) —where section 106(2) or (3) applies | section 106(4) peremptory order | section 82(1) (and see section 41(5)) premises | section 82(1) question of law | section 82(1) recoverable costs | sections 63 and 64 seat of the arbitration | section 3 serve and service (of notice or other document) | section 76(6) substantive jurisdiction (in relation to an arbitral tribunal) | section 82(1) (and see section 30(1)(a) to (c)) upon notice (to the parties or the tribunal) | section 80 written and in writing | section 5(6)
83 Index of defined expressions: Part I.
In this Part the expressions listed below are defined or otherwise explained by the provisions indicated— agreement, agree and agreed | section 5(1) agreement in writing | section 5(2) to (5) arbitration agreement | sections 6 and 5(1) arbitrator | section 82(1) available arbitral process | section 82(1) claimant | section 82(1) commencement (in relation to arbitral proceedings) | section 14 costs of the arbitration | section 59 the court | section 105 dispute | section 82(1) emergency arbitrator | section 82(1) (and see section 41A (1)) enactment | section 82(1) legal proceedings | section 82(1) Limitation Acts | section 13(4) notice (or other document) | section 76(6) party— —in relation to an arbitration agreement | section 82(2) —where section 106(2) or (3) applies | section 106(4) peremptory order | section 82(1) (and see section 41(5)) premises | section 82(1) question of law | section 82(1) recoverable costs | sections 63 and 64 seat of the arbitration | section 3 serve and service (of notice or other document) | section 76(6) substantive jurisdiction (in relation to an arbitral tribunal) | section 82(1) (and see section 30(1)(a) to (c)) upon notice (to the parties or the tribunal) | section 80 written and in writing | section 5(6)
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