2018 DIS Arbitration Rules
8 2018 DIS Arbitration Rules German Arbitration Institute 9 Article 3 Definitions 3.1 In the Rules, “Claimant”, “Respondent”, “Party”, “Additional Party” and other nouns shall, as required by the context, refer to the singular or the plural.
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