Role of the ICC Centre for ADR

Parties can use the ICC Dispute Board (DB) Rules without recourse to the ICC International Centre for ADR. The Centre, however, is available for specific functions and should problems arise.

Types of request 

ICC may be called upon to: 

This request should include a copy of the parties’ agreement to establish a Dispute Board in accordance with the ICC Dispute Board Rules and any observations, comments or requests relevant to the appointment. 

This request should include a copy of the parties’ agreement that refers to ICC Dispute Board Rules, grounds for the challenge, names of the DB members, and the full contact details of all parties and possible related entities. 

This request  should include a copy of the parties’ agreement, grounds for the review, names of the DB members, and the full contact details of all parties and possible related entities. 


Where to send the requests 

The requests should be sent by email to: disputeboards@iccwbo.org and in sufficient number of hardcopies (only if a notification in hard copy is requested) by mail to the ICC International Centre for ADR at: 

33-43 avenue du Président Wilson 
75116 Paris France 


Payment

Each request must be accompanied by a non-refundable payment of a filing fee. 

The payment must originate from the party to the case. 

ICC is bound to operate in conformity with applicable sanctions regulations, such as those imposed by the United Nations, European Union and Office of Foreign Assets Control. If parties have reasonable doubt that a sanction’s regime is applicable to their request, they must inform ICC in advance. This means prior to submitting any such request and prior to paying the respective filing fee. In such case, please contact compliance@iccwbo.org

The ICC International Court of Arbitration® and International Centre for ADR compliance policies and procedures can be found here. Payment details are available here