Reviewer-Spcl Rules Adr
Reviewer-Spcl Rules Adr
f)
(RRIA-CTAC-RROD)
1) Relief on the issue of Existence, Validity, or
Enforceability of the Arbitration Agreement;
2) Referral to Alternative Dispute Resolution
("ADR");
3) Interim Measures of Protection;
4) Appointment of Arbitrator;
5) Challenge to Appointment of Arbitrator;
6) Termination of Mandate of Arbitrator;
7) Assistance in Taking Evidence;
8) Confirmation, Correction or Vacation of Award
in Domestic Arbitration;
9) Recognition and Enforcement or Setting Aside
of an Award in International Commercial
Arbitration;
10) Recognition and Enforcement of a Foreign
Arbitral Award;
11) Confidentiality/Protective Orders; and
12) Deposit
and
Enforcement
of
Mediated
Settlement Agreements.
Rule 1.2. Nature
proceedings
of
the
proceedings
special
Rule 1.3. provides that the ff. cases in Rule 1.1 are
summary in nature, with the exception of items 8, 9
and 10 which are governed by regular proceedings.
Procedure:
a) Service by the petitioner through personal
service or courier a copy of the petition upon
the respondent before the filing thereof.
b) Proof of service shall be attached to the
petition filed in court.
i. For
personal
service
affidavit of the person who
effected service, stating the
time, place and manner of the
service on the respondent.
ii. For service by courier- signed
courier proof of delivery.
iii. If service is refused or has
failed, the affidavit or delivery
receipt
must
state
the
circumstances
of
the
attempted service and refusal
or failure thereof.
c) If the Court finds the petition 1 sufficient in
form and substance, it shall send notice to
the parties directing them to appear at a
particular time and date for the hearing thereof
which shall be set no later than five (5) days
from the lapse of the period for filing the
opposition or comment. The notice to the
respondent shall contain a statement allowing
him to file a comment or opposition to the
petition within fifteen (15) days from receipt of
the notice.
d) The motion filed pursuant to the rules on
Referral to ADR or Confidentiality/Protective
Orders shall be set for hearing by the movant
and contain a notice of hearing.
e) In all cases, as far as practicable, the
summary hearing shall be conducted in
one (1) day and only for purposes of
clarifying facts.
ii.
iii.
the
CONTENTS:
1.
2.
3.
4.
No forum shopping
Application for interim relief
the
PART II
SPECIFIC COURT RELIEF
to
prior
time
PLEADING: PETITION
COURT ACTION:
c.
d.
1.
2.
3.
4.
CONTENTS:
preserve property;
prevent the respondent from disposing of, or
concealing, the property;
prevent the relief prayed for from becoming
illusory because of prior notice, and the court
finds that the reason/s given by the petitioner
are meritorious.
Comment/Opposition must be filed within
fifteen (15) days from service of the petition.
The opposition or comment should state the
reasons why the interim measure of protection
should not be granted.
c.
TO
APPOINTMENT
OF
confirmation,
Rule 12.11. Suspension of proceedings to set aside. The court when asked to set aside an arbitral award
may, where appropriate and upon request by a party,
suspend the proceedings for a period of time
determined by it to give the arbitral tribunal an
opportunity to resume the arbitral proceedings or to
take such other action as in the arbitral tribunals
opinion will eliminate the grounds for setting aside. The
court, in referring the case back to the arbitral tribunal
may not direct it to revise its award in a particular way,
or to revise its findings of fact or conclusions of law or
otherwise encroach upon the independence of an
arbitral tribunal in the making of a final award.
III
Rule 14.1. Application of the rules on arbitration. Whenever applicable and appropriate, the pertinent
rules on arbitration shall be applied in proceedings
before the court relative to a dispute subject to
mediation.
PART
PROVISIONS
ARBITRATION
Rule 16.1. Application of the rules on arbitration. Whenever applicable and appropriate, the rules on
arbitration shall be applied in proceedings before the
court relative to a dispute subject to construction
arbitration.
OF
SPECIFIC
TO
IV
CONSTRUCTION
clearly set forth the reasons why the court should not
dismiss the case.
Rule 17.4. Hearing. - The court shall hear the motion
only once and for the purpose of clarifying relevant
factual and legal issues.
Rule 17.5. Court action. - If the other parties fail to file
their opposition on or before the day of the hearing,
the court shall motu proprio resolve the motion only on
the basis of the facts alleged in the motion.
After hearing, the court shall dismiss the civil action
and refer the parties to arbitration if it finds, based on
the pleadings and supporting documents submitted by
the parties, that there is a valid and enforceable
arbitration agreement involving a construction dispute.
Otherwise, the court shall proceed to hear the case.
All doubts shall be resolved in favor of the existence of
a construction dispute and the arbitration agreement.
Rule 17.6. Referral immediately executory. - An order
dismissing the case and referring the dispute to
arbitration by CIAC shall be immediately executory.
Rule 17.7. Multiple actions and parties. - The court
shall not decline to dismiss the civil action and make a
referral to arbitration by CIAC for any of the following
reasons:
a. Not all of the disputes subject of the civil action may
be referred to arbitration;
b. Not all of the parties to the civil action are bound by
the arbitration agreement and referral to arbitration
would result in multiplicity of suits;
RECONSIDERATION,
Rule 19.1. Motion for reconsideration, when allowed. A party may ask the Regional Trial to reconsider its
ruling on the following:
arbitral
tribunals
or
denying
an
interim
measure
of
B. GENERAL
CERTIORARI
PROVISIONS
ON
APPEAL
AND
an
international
of
the
arbitral
tribunal
preliminary
VII
if
the
award
exceeds
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