Law of Arbitration

1. If an arbitrator fails to perform his functions or ceases to do so in a manner that leads to unjustifiable delay in arbitration proceedings, and yet does not recuse himself, and the two arbitration parties do not agree on dismissing him, the competent court may dismiss him pursuant to a petition by either party; said court’s decision shall not be subject to any form of appeal. 2. Unless appointed by the competent court, an arbitrator may not be dismissed except by the consent of the two parties to arbitration, without prejudice to the provisions of paragraph (1) of this Article. The dismissed arbitrator may claim compensation unless such dismissal is attributed to him.