257 Resignation or removal of arbitratorThe parties are free to agree with the arbitrator the consequences of his resignation1. If the arbitrator resigns and there is no agreement with the parties he may apply to the court to grant him relief from any liability incurred by him and for an order in relation to his entitlement to fees or expenses2.The High Court is empowered to remove an arbitrator where there are doubts over his impartiality3, he is not suitably qualified to conduct the proceedings4, he is incapable of conducting the
The parties are free to agree with the arbitrator the consequences of his resignation1. If the arbitrator resigns and there is no agreement with the parties he may apply to the court to grant him relief from any liability incurred by him and for an order in relation to his entitlement to fees or expenses2.
The High Court is empowered to remove an arbitrator where there are doubts over his impartiality3, he is not suitably qualified to conduct the proceedings4, he is incapable of conducting the
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