Article 25. Special regime of preliminary rulings
On international commercial arbitration (ZRU-674-son) · Date: 16.02.2021 · In force
Promptly after the arbitral court has ruled on an application for a preliminary ruling, the arbitral court shall notify all parties of the request for an interim measure, the application for a preliminary ruling, a preliminary ruling if any, and all other correspondence exchanges, including by reference to the content of any verbal communications, between any party and the arbitral court relating to the foregoing.
Simultaneously, the arbitral court shall give any party to whom a preliminary ruling is issued an opportunity to present its case as soon as possible.
The arbitral court shall decide promptly on any objection to a preliminary ruling.
A preliminary ruling shall expire twenty days after the date of its issue by the arbitral court. At the same time, the arbitral court shall be entitled to order an interim measure applying or modifying a preliminary ruling after notifying the party against whom the preliminary ruling is issued and giving it an opportunity to present its position.
A preliminary ruling shall be binding on the parties, however it shall not be enforceable in court. Such a preliminary ruling shall not constitute an arbitral award.
