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SCC launches survey on the review of its arbitration rules

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Published on: 24 February 2025

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LNB News 24/02/2025

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Issue Date: 24 February 2025

Published Date: 24 February 2025

Jurisdiction(s): World

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The Stockholm Chamber of Commerce (SCC) Arbitration Institute has published a survey inviting its users to submit suggestions for potential additions or amendments to its existing SCC Arbitration Rules and the SCC Expedited Arbitration Rules. The institute is actively asking for feedback from users regarding potential amendments and additions to the existing framework. This consultative approach demonstrates the SCC's commitment to maintaining rules that are relevant, equitable and user-centric. Stakeholders are invited to submit their suggestions through dedicated surveys available in both English and Swedish.

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