Question

Under what conditions can an arbitrator be challenged?

A An arbitrator can be challenged only if there are justifiable doubts about their independence or impartiality, or if they do not have the qualifications agreed upon by the parties
B An arbitrator can be challenged if they are not available to attend all meetings
C An arbitrator can be challenged based on their personal opinions about the case
D An arbitrator can be challenged if they have a prior relationship with one of the parties involved
E An arbitrator can be challenged if they fail to meet the deadlines set for the arbitration process.
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