Does an agreement to engage an expert constitute a substitute for the obligation to appoint an arbitrator in accordance with the arbitration clause?
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An agreement to engage an expert is not considered a substitute for the obligation to appoint an arbitrator, nor does it relieve a party of its responsibility to appoint its arbitrator in accordance with the agreed-upon arbitration clause.
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