1. If the Arbitrator is unable to assume his or her duties, fails to perform his or her task, interrupts the performance thereof in a manner which causes undue delay in the arbitral proceedings, or deliberately neglects to act under the Arbitration Agreement although he or she is notified through all notification and communication means applicable in the State, and if he or she does not withdraw on his or her own accord or the parties have not agreed to terminate his or her mandate, the body concerned may order termination of his or her mandate at the request of any party and after hearing the statements and defense of the arbitrator. The decision of the body concerned in this regard shall not be subject to appeals. 2. The authority of the arbitrator is personal and shall expire by his demise, loss of legal capacity or loss of one of his appointment conditions. The demise of the party which appoints the arbitrator shall not result in the termination of the arbitrator's authority, unless otherwise is agreed by the parties.
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