Answer ... Any party with legal capacity to enter into a contract may be a party to an arbitration agreement.

Answer ... Pursuant to the Arbitration Act, the parties shall supply the evidence. The parties are further jointly and severally liable to pay reasonable compensation to the arbitrators for work and expenses. The arbitrators may request security for their compensation from the parties and may fix separate security for individual claims.

Answer ... The Arbitration Act in principle contains no provisions on the subject of multi-party proceedings. The legislature considered it more appropriate to allow the parties agree on multi-party proceedings and the questions associated with such proceedings. In the absence of an agreement, a party generally cannot be forced into proceedings with more than two parties. The Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Rules include provisions regarding multi-party disputes.