Arbitration tribunal of the Chamber of Notaries
The arbitration tribunal of the Chamber of Notaries is a permanent body for the out-of-court settlement of disputes, which offers the option to resolve disagreements outside the ordinary court system.
How to refer a matter to arbitration tribunal
Referring a matter to the arbitration tribunal of the Chamber of Notaries is a simple and straightforward process. If you want to file a complaint, you must complete the claim form, submit it to the Chamber of Notaries and await the outcome of the proceedings. An arbitration award is legally binding and enforceable in the same way as a court judgement.
Rules of procedure for the arbitration tribunal
The activities of the arbitration tribunal are governed by the tribunal’s rules of procedure, which you can view here
Examples
Referral
If you want to refer a matter to the arbitration tribunal of the Chamber of Notaries, please submit the relevant documents to the address below. Questions regarding arbitration and the arbitration process are also welcome.
Arbitration tribunal of the Chamber of Notaries
Email: koda@notar.ee
Address: Tatari 25, 10116 Tallinn
Telephone: +372 617 7900
Fax: +372 617 7901
Arbitration fees and registration tax
When referring a matter to the arbitration court of the Chamber of Notaries, you must pay the registration tax and arbitration fee, the amount of which depends on the value of the claim. The points below explain the terms and procedure of payment in more detail.
- The registration tax is €195 + VAT.
- The arbitration fee depends on the value of the claim.
- The payments must be made to the account of the Chamber of Notaries in Swedbank: EE272200001120063751.
- The transfer details must set out the following: Registration tax of arbitration tribunal.