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CASE N PREMARITAL REFEREE REFEREES STATEMENT ACCEPTANCE, AVAILABILITY AND INDEPENDENCE Family Name(s): Given Name(s): Please tick all relevant boxes.1. ACCEPTANCE I accept to serve as referee under

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1. To fill out a pre-arbitral referee, follow these steps:
2. Begin by gathering all necessary information and documentation related to the arbitration case, including the parties involved, the dispute, and any supporting evidence.
3. Review the pre-arbitral referee form to understand the specific information it requires. This may include details about the arbitration agreement, the chosen arbitrators, and any procedural rules to be followed.
4. Fill out the form accurately and completely, ensuring that all required fields are properly filled in. Use clear and concise language to provide the necessary information.
5. Double-check the form for any errors or omissions before submitting it. Any mistakes could delay the arbitration process.
6. Once you have filled out the form, sign it and submit it to the appropriate arbitration institution or authority as instructed.
7. Keep a copy of the filled-out form for your records.

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1. Pre-arbitral referee - referees are typically needed by parties involved in an arbitration dispute. This may include individuals, businesses, or organizations that have agreed to resolve their dispute through arbitration rather than traditional court litigation.
2. Both the claimant (the party initiating the arbitration process) and the respondent (the party responding to the claim) may require a pre-arbitral referee - referees to properly document and proceed with the arbitration process.
3. Arbitration institutions, arbitration authorities, and arbitrators themselves may also rely on pre-arbitral referee - referees to ensure that the necessary information and documentation are provided to properly administer and manage the arbitration case.

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Pre-arbitral referees are neutral parties appointed by parties in a dispute to assist in resolving issues before arbitration.

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Parties involved in a dispute who wish to utilize pre-arbitral referees are required to file for their appointment.

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To fill out pre-arbitral referees, parties must submit a request detailing the issues at hand and their agreement on the appointment of referees.

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