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SCC arbitration deadline calculator

Time limits under the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Arbitration Institute rules, encoded from the rules themselves with the citation, period, trigger and roll-over treatment for each. Pick a seat in the calculator below to compute a due date on that seat's real weekend and public-holiday calendar.

2023 edition in force from 2023-01-01 · Expedited 2023 edition in force from 2023-01-01 · Methodology

Keep the England and Wales civil defaults and go straight to what happened, or change the jurisdiction and forum first.

Jurisdiction

Institution

SCC (Stockholm Chamber of Commerce) deadlines, encoded from the institution's rules with their citations. Choose the seat (which sets the weekends and public holidays), the date the clock started, and the deadline. Confirm the exact rule edition before relying on a date.

Seat of arbitration

Drives the holiday calendar and the seat-law deadlines below.

When did the clock start? (trigger date)

Which deadline?

The referral of the case to the Arbitral Tribunal.

After the award

Court deadlines under the seat law (United Kingdom (England & Wales))

These run under the law of the seat, not the institutional rules, and must be tracked separately. They are computed from the date of the award; confirm the seat and dates with counsel.

Challenge / appeal the award (England & Wales)

Date of the award (or, for awards on/after 1 Aug 2025, the "applicable date" under the Arbitration Act 2025)

28 days

Arbitration Act 1996 s.70(3)

Limitation to enforce the award (England & Wales)

The cause of action to enforce accrues

6 years

Limitation Act 1980 s.7

Legal disclaimer

Deadline Engine provides calculated dates based on procedural rules. It is not legal advice. You must independently verify every deadline against the underlying rules and the facts of your matter. Deadline Engine accepts no liability for missed deadlines.

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Cited to the rule

SCC deadlines this calculator covers

4 encoded time limits, version-stamped to their rule edition.

Render the final awardSCC Arbitration Rules 2023, Art. 43

6 months from The referral of the case to the Arbitral Tribunal

Binding2023 editionNo weekend or holiday roll-over

Request correction or interpretation of the awardSCC Arbitration Rules 2023, Art. 47-48

30 days from Receipt of the award

Binding2023 editionRolls over on the recipient's calendarVerify against the rules

Emergency Arbitrator makes the decision on interim measuresSCC Arbitration Rules 2023, Appendix II, Art. 8

5 days from The case is referred to the Emergency Arbitrator

Binding2023 editionNo weekend or holiday roll-overVerify against the rules

Render the final award (Expedited)SCC Rules for Expedited Arbitrations 2023, Art. 43

3 months from The referral of the case to the Arbitral Tribunal

BindingExpedited 2023 editionNo weekend or holiday roll-overVerify against the rules

Time limits at a glance

The headline periods below restate the encoded rules. Run the calculator above for the exact date on the seat's calendar.

Render the final award: what is the time limit under the SCC rules?

6 months from The referral of the case to the Arbitral Tribunal, under SCC Arbitration Rules 2023, Art. 43 (2023 edition). The period no weekend or holiday roll-over.

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