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Arbitration is a
formal method of
dispute resolution involving a
third party neutral who
makes a
binding decision. The
third party neutral (the 'arbitrator'...
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Arbitration committee,
arbitration commission or
arbitration council may
refer to:
Arbitral tribunal, a
panel of
impartial adjudicators convened to resolve...
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Compulsory arbitration is
arbitration of
labor disputes which laws of some
communities force the two sides,
labor and management, to undergo.
These laws...
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Court of
Arbitration is a court,
sometimes outside of the
official judicial system of a country, that
resolves certain kinds of
civil disputes, primarily...
- The
South China Sea
Arbitration (Philippines v. China, PCA case
number 2013–19) was an
arbitration case
brought by the
Republic of the
Philippines against...
- The
Uniform Arbitration Act was a
United States act from 1955
which specified arbitration in the
United States law. It was
created by the
National Conference...
- An
arbitration award (or
arbitral award) is a
final determination on the jurisdiction, merits,
costs or
other aspect of a
dispute by an
arbitration tribunal...
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contract law, an
arbitration clause is a
clause in a
contract that
requires the
parties to
resolve their disputes through an
arbitration process. Although...
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Arbitration, in the
context of the law of the
United States, is a form of
alternative dispute resolution. Specifically,
arbitration is an alternative...
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International arbitration can
refer to
arbitration between companies or
individuals in
different states,
usually by
including a
provision for ****ure disputes...
