Swiss Supreme Court finds right to be heard and equal treatment not violated by refusal to allow evidence submitted out of time pursuant to procedural rules | Practical Law

Swiss Supreme Court finds right to be heard and equal treatment not violated by refusal to allow evidence submitted out of time pursuant to procedural rules | Practical Law

In decision 4A_274/2013, the Swiss Supreme Court found that in principle, there is no violation of the right to be heard and equal treatment if an arbitral tribunal refuses to admit certain evidence submitted after the deadline, pursuant to the applicable procedural rules.

Swiss Supreme Court finds right to be heard and equal treatment not violated by refusal to allow evidence submitted out of time pursuant to procedural rules

by PD Dr Nathalie Voser (Partner) and Dr Jörn Eschment (Associate), Schellenberg Wittmer (Zurich)
Published on 25 Sep 2013 • Switzerland
In decision 4A_274/2013, the Swiss Supreme Court found that in principle, there is no violation of the right to be heard and equal treatment if an arbitral tribunal refuses to admit certain evidence submitted after the deadline, pursuant to the applicable procedural rules.