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ment of the neutral arbitrator or arbitrators as a matter of right, and thereafter with the consent of all parties to the proceeding, and thereby become a party to the proceedings by filing with the Clerk a Submission as provided for in (bi above, together with a brief statement setting forth his interest in the proceeding, and by paying a filing fee. as fixed by the Administrator, to the Clerk. The Clerk shall forthwith deliver to each o.her party to the proceeding a notice of each intervention land a copy of the brief statement accompanying the samei. If prior to the selection of the arbitrators in any proceeding all the parties thereto, including interveners, shall by written agreement select another Tribunal hereunder as a matter of preference or convenience, and shall file such agreement with the Clerk of the Tribunal of original jurisdiction, he shall at once forward the complete record in such proceeding to the Clerk of the Tribunal so selected, and the latter Tribunal shall thereby be invested with jurisdiction of the proceeding and shall proceed with the hearing and determination thereof, and any award made by it shall have the same validity as though made by the Tribunal in which the proceeding was initiated, SECTION 2—SELECTION OF ARBITRATORS Not less than 20 nor mor^ than 30 days after the filing of the complaint, the parties to a proceeding shall notify the Clerk of their choice of arbitrators. Arbitrators shall be selected in the following manner: (a) In those instances where the only parties to the proceeding are the complainant exhibitor and the respondent disiributor*, the complainant shall designate his arbitrator, and the respondent, or respondents, including intervening distributors, by majority vote, shall designate an arbitrator, and the two so designated shall designate the neutral arbitrator. In the event that the two arbitrators fail to agree upon the neutral arbitrator within seven days from the designation of the second arbitrator, the neutral arbitrator shall be selected by the Local Arbitration Committee from the panel of neutral arbitrators compiled by it. (b) In those instances where, in addition to the parties named in (ai above there are one or more exhibitor interveners, and if such intervener or interveners and the respondent distributors unanimously agree upon an arbitrator, that arbitrator shall be deemed to have been designated by the respondent distributors and the interveners. If the exhibitor interveners and the respondent distributers fail unanimously to agree on such arbitrator within the aforesaid 30 day period, then the proceeding shall be heard and determined by a Ti-ibunal of three neutral arbitrators selected by the Local Arbitration Committee from the panel compiled by it. The neutral arbitrators shall be paid for their services a sum fixed by the Administrator for each day while actually sitting in any proceeding, plus travel expenses, if any are incurred. SECTION 3—HEARINGS Hearings shall be held at any place agreed upon by the parties and the arbitrators; and if there be no agreement, the place of hearing shall be fixed by the arbitrators. Arbitrators will proceed with the maximum speed consistent with the adequate pre.-entation and proper consideration of the cases in which they sit. They shall fix the time for the beginning of the hearings which shall be as soon as practicable after they have been appointed. They may adjourn the hearings from time to time with the consent of the parties or for reasons which, m their judgment, warrant such action. At least five days prior to the initial hearing in any proceeding the Clerk shall deliver to the parties written notice of the names of the arbitrators and of the time and place of such hearing. SECTION 4—PROCEDURE AT HEARINGS Before commencing the hearing in any case the arbitrators shall take the oath of office in the form prescribed by the Administrator. If the complainant does not choose to be represented by a lawyer, 4 then the respondent* may not be represented by a lawyer. The complainant .shall at the time of filing its complaint notify the Clerk whether or not he is a lawyer and whether or not complainant is to be represented by a lawyer. If the complainant is a lawyer or is to be represented by a lawyer, then the distributor respondents jointly may be represented by as many lawyers as shall represent the complainant. If there be one or more intervening exhibitors and the complainant is a lawyer or is represented by one or more lawyers, then each intervening exhibitor may be represented by one lawyer of its choice. Witnesses shall testify under oath or its legal equivalent and each party shall have the right to examine or cross-examine all witnesses. Evidence shall be received only at hearings of which all parties have been given due notice and the arbitrators in making their awards shall consider only evidence so received and such inspections as they may make hereunder. The arbitrators shall have power to require any party to any proceeding, including intervenors, to produce such books, records and documents as the arbitrators may determine to be necessary to a proper determination of the controversary. In lieu of producing or offering original books, records or documents, any party may, with the permission of the arbitrators, produce or offer sworn copies thereof or sworn excerpts of the relevent or material portions thereof. The authenticity of any such copy or excerpt, if brought into question, shall be determined by the arbitrators. All exhibits offered in evidence shall be numbered and marked by the Clerk to show that they were so offered; and if received in evidence, they shall be marked to show that they were so received. The arbitrators shall rule on the relevancy and materiality of the evidence offered. Observance of the legal rules of evidence shall not be necessary. Whenever the arbitrators deem it advisable they may, upon notice to the parties, make an inspection of any theatre or other place or subject matter involved in the controversy. The arbitrators may hear argument and receive briefs. SECTION 5—WITHDRAWAL AND DEFAULT A complainant may withdraw his arbitration proceeding at any time prior to the appointment of the (neutral arbitrator or) arbitrators without liability except as to accumulated costs. If any party to an arbitration proceeding defaults by failure to comply with any of the provisions hereof, or withdraws after the appointment of the neutral arbitrator or arbitrators, the proceeding neverihele.>s shall proceed to an award unless all of the other parties thereto consent in writing to a dismissal. SECTION e—STENOGRAPHIC RECORD If the complainant does not ask for damages, and a stenographic record is requested by any party, the Clerk shall make the necessary arrangements for the recording of the testimony, the cost thereof to be borne by the party making such a request; but the parses may by agreement share such cost. Unless the parties respectively waive their rights to appeal, such record shall be made in any case in which the complaint asks for damages: It is essential for the record on appeal (Article VI, Section 3). The cost thereof shall be borne as assessed by the arbi.rators pursuant to sub-division (a) of this Section. SECTION 7—AWARDS
ision , Coo* '. [ Coo* ' I ce*!" I OfBOtui .Wife I as i!c those ID dB aiiWiE Tis key opens the door to a potent iap al itill nw source of top calibre boxoffice product. > . ' 1e plans we announced for a new Allied Artists djstifcifl lasd'i"' p>duction policy have been fully realized. The proof is on film. i\iV' tilt tef Rjht now, "FLAT TOP" is a sensation in every key city engagement stiibite' ooinst all kinds of competition. ""BATTLE ZONE* is playing solidly in te nation's top theatres... and "HIAWATHA* is being set for similar bookings. 8 cliiH ;ion ! it ft* Tese pictures are only the beginning. Our complete Allied / tists program is on the following pages. We sincerely Mieve it will be your key to profits for 19531 >;
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