International Arbitration Act

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2 Interpretation of Part II

3 Model Law to have force of law

4 Interpretation of Model Law by use of extrinsic material

5 Application of Part II

6 Enforcement of international arbitration agreement

7 Court’s powers on stay of proceedings

8 Authorities specified for purposes of Article 6 of Model Law

8A Application of Limitation Act

9 Number of arbitrators for purposes of Article 10 (2) of Model Law

9A Default appointment of arbitrators

10 Appeal under Article 16 (3) of Model Law

11 Public policy and arbitrability

11A Reference of interpleader issue to arbitration

12 Powers of arbitral tribunal

13 Witnesses may be summoned by subpoena

14 Power to compel attendance of witness

15 Law of arbitration other than Model Law

15A Application of rules of arbitration

16 Appointment of conciliator

17 Power of arbitrator to act as conciliator

19 Enforcement of awards

19A Awards made on different issues

20 Interest on awards

21 Taxation of costs

22 Proceedings to be heard otherwise than in open court

23 Restrictions on reporting of proceedings heard otherwise than in open court

24 Court may set aside award

25 Liability of arbitrator

25A Immunity of appointing authority and arbitral institutions, etc.

26 Transitional provisions

27 Interpretation of Part III

28 Application of Part III

29 Recognition and enforcement of foreign awards

31 Refusal of enforcement

32 Convention countries

33 Enforcement of awards under other provisions of law

34 Act to bind Government

Taxation of costs

21.—(1) Any costs directed by an award to be paid shall, unless the award otherwise directs, be taxable by the Registrar of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (referred to in this section as the Registrar).

(2) Unless the fees of the arbitral tribunal have been fixed by a written agreement or such agreement has provided for determination of the fees by a person or an institution agreed to by the parties, any party to the arbitration may require that such fees be taxed by the Registrar.

[38/2001]

(3) A certificate signed by the Registrar on the amount of costs or fees taxed shall form part of the award of the arbitral tribunal.

(4) The Chief Justice may, if he thinks fit, by notification published in the Gazette, appoint any other person to exercise the powers of the Registrar under this section.

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