青岛仲裁委员会仲裁规则

cessary.

　　Translation or interpretation of language may be provided at the hearing by the Arbitration Commission if the parties request and pay the cost.

　　Article 65. The Arbitration document, Notice and written material may be served to the parties or their agents in person, or by mail, cable and electric facsimile transmit.

　　A receipt shall be required for every arbitration document that is served in person and it shall bear the date of receipt and the addressee's signature or seal. The date of receipt as signed by the addressee shall be regarded as the date that the document is served; the date of receipt as signed by the addressee on the receipt shall be regarded as the date of service if the document is delivered by mail.

　　Article66. In case the party's place of business, habitual residence or mailing address can not be found after making a reasonable inquiry, the written communication to the parties is deemed to have been properly served if there is a record of delivering it to the addressee's last known place of business, habitual residence or mailing address by registered letter or any other reasonable me

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　　Article67. The arbitration time period shall be calculated by the day, the month and the year. The day from which a time period begins shall not be counted as within the time period.

　　In case the last day prior to the expiration of the period is vacation or holiday, the first day after the vocation or holiday shall be regarded as the expiration date.

　　A time period shall not include traveling time. The arbitration documents that are mailed before a deadline shall not be regarded overdue.

　　Article 68. If a party fails to meet a deadline due to force majeure or for other justified reasons, he may apply for an extension of the time limit within 10 days after the obstacle is removed. The requested extension shall be subjected to approval by the arbitration tribunal.

　　Article 69. A party who knows or should have known that any provision of these Rules has not been complied with and not explicitly raise in writing his objection to non-compliance in a timely manner shall be deemed to have waived his right to object.

　　Article 70. The power to interpret these Rules is vested in the Arbitration Commission.

　　Article 71. These Rules shall come into force from the date of September 12, 2001. For cases accepted by the Arbitration Commission before the date of the enforcement of these Rules, the arbitration rules applied at the time of acceptance of the case shall apply. these Rules may also be applied with both parties' consent

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