Joint appointment of a sole arbitrator—covering letter and notice

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Joint appointment of a sole arbitrator—covering letter and notice

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Covering letter

[Headed paper]

To: [Insert name and address of arbitrator]

Dear [Insert name],

[Insert case name and reference]

We act for [the Claimant OR the Respondent] in the above arbitration. This letter is sent on behalf of both parties and has been approved by [the Claimant

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