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Article 47: Grounds for Review

Part XII — INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW PANEL

47.1 Review is available only where the applicant establishes a prima facie case of:

47.1.1 manifest error on the face of the record in law or fact; 47.1.2 manifest failure to consider a material issue duly raised; 47.1.3 manifest breach of natural justice or due process not cured during the arbitration; 47.1.4 manifest arithmetical error with material effect on the award; 47.1.5 manifest inconsistency on the face of the award.

47.2 Review is not available on grounds of:

47.2.1 re-appreciation of evidence; 47.2.2 reinterpretation of contract terms; 47.2.3 disagreement with the Tribunal’s findings on credibility; 47.2.4 substitution of the Review Panel’s judgment for that of the Tribunal on matters within the Tribunal’s discretion.

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