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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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July 2011
CPC Freight Services Ltd v Uganda Property Holdings Ltd (CAD/ARB/ 15 of 2011) [2011] UGCADER 3 (10 July 2011) CADER may appoint an arbitrator where a prima facie dispute and written arbitration agreement exist despite disputed time-limits or concurrent court proceedings. Arbitration — existence and scope of written arbitration agreement (Clause 17.2); notice and prima facie dispute; procedural appointment under S.11 Arbitration and Conciliation Act; temporal limits (28/45 days) relate to jurisdiction/merits and are for tribunal or court to decide; concurrent court proceedings do not bar appointment.	10 July 2011

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July 2011

CPC Freight Services Ltd v Uganda Property Holdings Ltd (CAD/ARB/ 15 of 2011) [2011] UGCADER 3 (10 July 2011)

CADER may appoint an arbitrator where a prima facie dispute and written arbitration agreement exist despite disputed time-limits or concurrent court proceedings.

Arbitration — existence and scope of written arbitration agreement (Clause 17.2); notice and prima facie dispute; procedural appointment under S.11 Arbitration and Conciliation Act; temporal limits (28/45 days) relate to jurisdiction/merits and are for tribunal or court to decide; concurrent court proceedings do not bar appointment.

10 July 2011