Article 22. Power of arbitral court to order interim measures
On international commercial arbitration (ZRU-674-son) · Date: 16.02.2021 · In force
Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, the arbitral court shall be entitled to order an interim measure at either party's request.
An interim measure shall be any temporary measure - regardless of whether prescribed in the form of an arbitral decision or in any other form - by which, at any time preceding the making of the decision by which the dispute is finally resolved, the arbitral court rules either party to:
1) maintain or re-establish the situation as it exists or existed prior to the resolution of the dispute;
2) take steps to prevent current or imminent harm, or harm to the arbitral court itself, or refrain from taking steps that might cause such harm;
3) provide means for the preservation of assets at the expense of which a subsequent arbitral award may be enforced;
4) preserve evidence which may be relevant to the case and be essential to the resolution of the dispute.