Law of Arbitration

1. The arbitration tribunal shall hold hearings to enable each of the two parties to present his case and submit his arguments and evidence. It may, unless the two parties to arbitration agree otherwise, deem the submission of written briefs and documents sufficient for adjudicating the dispute. 2. The two parties to arbitration shall be given sufficient advance notice at the addresses they provided to the arbitration tribunal of the date of any hearing, award pronouncement, and any meeting of the arbitration tribunal for the purpose of inspecting the subjectmatter of the dispute or any other property or the examination of documents. 3. The arbitration tribunal shall record the summary of each hearing in minutes signed by the witnesses, experts, attending parties or their agents, and members of the arbitration tribunal. A copy thereof shall be delivered to each party, unless the two parties to arbitration agree otherwise.