| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - e, not only was an arbitral party and a witness instructed by it considered to owe obligations of confidentiality to each other (presumably on the basis of an implied term of confidentiality), but the witness and the counterparty in the arbitration also owed each other reciprocal duties of confidence, notwithstanding the lack of any privity between them.
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