Arbitration Act 1996
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97 Provisions excluded from applying to statutory arbitrations.
The following provisions of Part I do not apply in relation to a statutory arbitration— (a) section 8 (whether agreement discharged by death of a party); (b) section 12 (power of court to extend agreed time limits); (c) sections 9(5), 10(2) and 71(4) (restrictions on effect of provision that award condition precedent to right to bring legal proceedings).
97 Provisions excluded from applying to statutory arbitrations.
The following provisions of Part I do not apply in relation to a statutory arbitration— (a) section 8 (whether agreement discharged by death of a party); (b) section 12 (power of court to extend agreed time limits); (c) sections 9(5), 10(2) and 71(4) (restrictions on effect of provision that award condition precedent to right to bring legal proceedings).
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