(b) is bound by the rules of natural justice; and (c) is not required to conduct any proceedings in a formal manner; and (d) may exercise any powers that the Court may exercise in hearing and determining a complaint. (2A) Nothing in subsection (2)(a) prevents the S. 103(2A) inserted by application of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008 No. 69/2009 to the conduct of an arbitration. s. 54(Sch. Pt 1 item 34.9). (3) Evidence in an arbitration— (a) may be given orally or in writing; and (b) if the Court so requires, must be given on oath or by affidavit. (4) The Court must determine according to law any question that arises for determination in an arbitration. (5) If the Court is satisfied that a party to an arbitration does not have a knowledge of the English language that is sufficient to enable the party to understand, or participate in, the arbitration, the Court may allow a competent interpreter to interpret the arbitration. 104 Award (1) An award of the Court in an arbitration under this Division must be in writing. (2) If the Court includes in an award a statement of the reasons for making the award, only the terms of the award and not the reasons must be in writing. (3) An award of the Court in an arbitration under this Division has effect as if it were an order made by
(b) is bound by the rules of natural justice; and (c) is not required to conduct any proceedings in a formal manner; and (d) may exercise any powers that the Court may exercise in hearing and determining a complaint. S. 103(2A) inserted by No. 69/2009 s. 54(Sch. Pt 1 item 34.9). (2A) Nothing in subsection (2)(a) prevents the application of Part 3.10 of the Evidence Act 2008 to the conduct of an arbitration. (3) Evidence in an arbitration— (a) may be given orally or in writing; and (b) if the Court so requires, must be given on oath or by affidavit. (4) The Court must determine according to law any question that arises for determination in an arbitration. (5) If the Court is satisfied that a party to an arbitration does not have a knowledge of the English language that is sufficient to enable the party to understand, or participate in, the arbitration, the Court may allow a competent interpreter to interpret the arbitration. 104 Award (1) An award of the Court in an arbitration under this Division must be in writing. (2) If the Court includes in an award a statement of the reasons for making the award, only the terms of the award and not the reasons must be in writing. (3) An award of the Court in an arbitration under this Division has effect as if it were an order made by
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