ADGM Courts opens consultation on judicial conduct and settlement rules
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ADGM Courts has issued further draft procedural rules for public comment, covering two distinct areas: how complaints against judicial officers are handled, and how parties may make offers to settle in civil and commercial proceedings. Legal and compliance teams active in the ADGM jurisdiction should review the consultation paper before the comment window closes.
- ADGM Courts published further draft Courts Rules for open market consultation on 27 October 2015.
- The draft rules cover judicial conduct and complaints against judicial officers, plus rules on offers to settle in civil and commercial proceedings.
- The 30-day public consultation period closes on Thursday, 26 November.
- Comments on the draft rules should be sent to consultation@adgm.com.
- Lord David Hope of Craighead was recently appointed Chief Justice of ADGM Courts, with Linda Fitz-Alan as Registrar.
Executive summary
Abu Dhabi Global Market Courts announced on 27 October 2015 that it had published further draft ADGM Courts Rules for open market consultation. The draft rules address two separate subjects: judicial conduct and complaints made against judicial officers, and rules…
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