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An arbitrator’s notes are irrelevant and not part of the record on review

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By Siyabonga Mathe on May 11, 2020

An arbitrator’s notes do not form part of the record of arbitration proceedings, and the losing party, intent on a review, cannot compel the disclosure of the notes.

In Zamani Marketing and Management Consultants v HCI Invest 15 Holdco, the claimant instituted proceedings in terms of the Arbitration Act 1965 to review and set…

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