Article 8. EQUALITY OF RIGHTS OF THE PARTIES
Settlement of disputes at the Arbitration court shall be carried out on the basis of equality of the parties before the law and the court irrespective of whereabouts, subordination of the parties, form of ownership, and for citizen-businessmen - irrespective of their origin, social and property status, racial or national affiliation, sex, education, language, attitude to religion, type and character of business, place of living and other circumstances. Each party shall enjoy equal possibilities to give an account of their demands and to defend their rights.
Article 9. COMPETITION OF THE PARTIES IN THE ARBITRAL ROCEEDINGS
Each party shall prove those circumstances it refers to as the ground of its demands and objections.
The arbitral tribunal shall not be obliged to draw upon it's own initiative additional evidence and amend claims of the parties: circumstances which are not disputed by a party or expressly acknowledged shall not be checked by the court.
Failure of a party to submit evidence shall not prevent the arbitral tribunal from continuation of the proceedings and determination, after thorough examination and estimation of all that took place during the proceedings, which circumstances of the case have been proved, and from delivery of the award.
Article 10. ASSISTANCE OF THE ARBITRATION COURT IN ACHIEVEMENT OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES
The Arbitration court shall assist in achievement of the agreement between the parties and decide in compliance with the achieved agreement if it does not contradict the law and does not violate the rights protected by law and the interests of the parties.
Article 11. BINDING CHARACTER OF THE ARBITRAL AWARD
The award of the Arbitration court shall be final and may not be appealed.
Article 12. VOLUNTARINESS OF EXECUTION OF THE AWARD OF THE ARBITRATION COURT
The award of the Arbitration court shall be executed voluntarily.