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Center for Arbitration and Dispute Resolution of Uganda

ICAMEK is an appointing authority that was issued with an instrument to appoint Arbitrators and Conciliators by the Minister on 23rd April 2019.

ICAMEK provides dispute resolution services to the Uganda parties and the international business communities who wish to have their disputes resolved outside of the public courtroom.

The Centre is an independent, non-profit company limited by guarantee, It promotes arbitration to the Ugandan business community as an effective alternative to litigation, and Uganda to the world as an Investment hub and a place to conduct international arbitration

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4th Floor Trust Tower, Nakasero Road Kampala, UG

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January 2007
Clemens Ferhr v Kanyeihamba (CAD/ARB/ 9 of 2006) [2007] UGCADER 2 (4 January 2007) An appointing authority’s failure to act permits CADER to appoint an arbitrator despite pending court proceedings. Arbitration — appointment of arbitrator — Section 11 ACA (party‑agreed procedure and failure of third party to perform) — CADER jurisdiction under Section 68; Arbitration vs courts — filing court proceedings does not automatically waive right to arbitrate (Section 5 ACA); Mutual obligation to participate in appointing arbitrator — prolonged silence amounts to failure to perform.	4 January 2007

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January 2007

Clemens Ferhr v Kanyeihamba (CAD/ARB/ 9 of 2006) [2007] UGCADER 2 (4 January 2007)

An appointing authority’s failure to act permits CADER to appoint an arbitrator despite pending court proceedings.

Arbitration — appointment of arbitrator — Section 11 ACA (party‑agreed procedure and failure of third party to perform) — CADER jurisdiction under Section 68; Arbitration vs courts — filing court proceedings does not automatically waive right to arbitrate (Section 5 ACA); Mutual obligation to participate in appointing arbitrator — prolonged silence amounts to failure to perform.

4 January 2007