Notice of Revocation to an Arbitrator (India) by OLL
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Notice of Revocation to Arbitrator
To
……………..
……………..
Please take notice that I, the undersigned, have, by instrument dated………revoked your authority to arbitrate in the matter originally referred to you for arbitration under the letter to appointment dated……..or agreement of reference dated…………or deed dated…………..
I hereby restrain you from acting in the said arbitration and direct you to return to me all the papers submitted to you by me in that behalf. You are hereby discharged under the said reference.
Dated…………………….
(Sd)………………
This document is a formal notice used to officially revoke the authority of an arbitrator previously appointed to resolve a dispute. It instructs the arbitrator to cease all proceedings and return any documents or papers provided for the arbitration.
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What is this template?
This is a formal notice of revocation for an active arbitration process. It is not an agreement to arbitrate or a request for a new appointment, but a unilateral termination of an existing appointee's powers.
When should you use it?
Use this when an arbitrator must be removed from their role before a final award is made. Use an Appointment of Arbitrator instead if you are initiating a new proceeding.
What's inside
| Clause | Name | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Paragraph 1 | Revocation of Authority | Revokes the arbitrator's power to act under a specific letter of appointment or deed dated on a specified day. |
| Paragraph 2 | Restraint and Discharge | Restrains the individual from further arbitration actions and directs the return of all papers submitted by the notifying party. |
Who it's for
- a party in India seeking to formally discharge an arbitrator previously appointed by letter or deed
- a participant in an arbitration proceeding requiring the immediate return of all submitted papers
How long it runs and how it's signed
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