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ADVANTAGES OF OUR ARBITRATION
Fast processing of claims
A claim is processed on the 10th working day from the date of its filing. By law, the decision of the Arbitration Court comes into legal effect immediately and is not subject to appeal (anywhere else).State support in the enforcement of decisions
The state enforcement order is issued for the Court decisions in 30-50 days (against financial guarantees of the Court).Real debt collection
The court provides free-of-charge assistance in processing and filing executive documents to the debtor's bank or the bailiff service, with further monitoring of their execution until the return of debts. Organizing the work of collectors.Qualified and independent judges
Requirements to the judges - higher legal education and 5 years of work experience in a particular industry.
A judge is chosen by the parties of the Presidium, ensuring the independence of the process. Personal data of judges is completely closed.Assistance in preparation for court
Prior to filing a lawsuit the court provides free advice on procedural matters.Regional availability
The Court reviews the claims to regional and foreign Defendants in Moscow or via Skype.Financial cost-effectiveness
A single court deals with claims both to legal entities and natural persons. 10 times lower expenses than with a state court.- Official Arbitration Court for the Government of Moscow and Moscow region, members of Moscow Office of "Delovaya Rossya", the Association of Regional Banks of Russia, the Association of Moscow Investors, the Leasing Union, the Builders Association of Russia, the Association "Oboronstroy", 19 guilds, 38 SRO (self-regulating organizations of the construction complex.
- Департамент Здравоохранения о суде
- Московский метрополитен о суде
- Деловая Россия (МГО) о суде
- "Латвийский банк" о суде
- Ассоциации Строителей России о суде
- Префектура ЮЗАО о суде
- Тендерный комитет Москвы о суде
- Патриарх Московский и всея Руси о суде
- Департамент природопользования Москвы о суде
- Азбука вкуса о суде
The correct procedure for participating in hearings
In accordance with the federal law “About Courts of Arbitration in the Russian Federation” and the Arbitration Rules of the Arbitration Court of Moscow, hearings in the arbitration court are closed. Hearings in an open court are allowed on the request of one of the case’s parties, together with the consent of the other party and the chairman of the arbitral tribunal.
Court sessions are held in conditions that ensure the normal operation of the arbitral tribunal and the safety of participants of the arbitration proceedings. The arbitrator shall take measures to ensure proper order in the court hearing.
In the Arbitration Court Rules of Procedure the following rules of court have been established. On the arbitrator’s entrance to the courtroom, all present will stand. Participants in the case and other participants in the arbitration proceedings address the arbitrator with the words “Your Honour!”. Explanations and evidence presented to the arbitrator, questions to others participating in the case, answers to questions are all to be given standing up. Deviation from this rule may only be allowed with permission of the arbitrator. Everyone in the courtroom shall stand to listen to the arbitrator’s decision.
Those attending open court have the right to take notes during the court session, securing them by means of audio recording. Film and photography, video and other such transmissions of the court hearing by radio or television are allowed with the permission of the chairman of the arbitral tribunal.
Actions of people in the courtroom and with permission of the arbitrator filming and photography, video recording or transmission of the court hearing via radio or television must not interfere with the order of the court hearing. These activities may be limited in time by the court.
Those present in the courtroom must comply with the established order. A person who contravenes the rules of court, or who does not obey the arbitrator’s orders, can after warning be removed from the courtroom.