Law of Arbitration

1. The arbitration tribunal may appoint one expert or more to submit a written or oral report on certain issues determined by the tribunal, and this shall be recorded in the minutes of the hearing. The arbitration tribunal shall notify both parties thereof, unless they agree otherwise. 2. Each party shall provide the expert with information relating to the dispute and enable him to examine and inspect any documents, goods, or other property relating to the dispute which he requires. The arbitration tribunal shall decide any dispute that may arise between the expert and either party in this respect pursuant to a non-appealable decision. 3. Upon receiving the expert’s report, the arbitration tribunal shall provide each of the two parties with a copy of such report and allow each party to give opinion thereon. Both parties shall have the right to review and examine the documents upon which the expert relied. The expert shall submit his final report after reviewing the two parties' comments thereon. 4. Upon submission of the expert's report, the arbitration tribunal may, at its own discretion or upon request of either party, decide to hold a hearing with the expert and allow both parties to discuss the report with him.