ADR often employs a neutral third party to assist the parties in communicating, discussing their differences, and resolving their disputes.
Introduction: In each cultivated society there are two arrangements of laws that administer the lives of citizens (i) meaningful laws and (ii) procedural laws. While meaningful laws decide the rights and commitments of residents, procedural laws accommodate the structure for authorization of the same. Regardless of the way that meaningful Read more…
Introduction: Today arbitration is a cheap and favourable method to resolve disputes between two parties. It is considered as a fruitful practice and provides numerous rights to the parties for the arbitration procedure. Both the parties are free to choose the language, arbitrators, venue and much more which is included Read more…
Introduction: Basically, contracts are divided into two broad types Unilateral and Bilateral Contract. The term unilateral means any contract which only allows one party or individual person to make an agreement or promise. Arbitration is the process where the dispute is submitted to the impartial 3ird Party whose decision which Read more…
Introduction: Arbitration is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Alternative Dispute Resolution methods are considered more favourable as they serve perks like low cost, splendid flexibility, top-level confidentiality, choice of solution and much more. To consolidate the laws related to domestic and international arbitration and its enforcement, the Arbitration and Read more…
Arbitration remains one of the preferred dispute resolution mechanisms for commercial disputes globally. It has been said that the reason behind Arbitrations’ global popularity is due to the bindingness of award passed by the arbitral tribunal and the autonomy which it provides to parties i.e., to select the laws applicable Read more…
Introduction Arbitration is a form of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and is the only recognized substitute for normal judicial proceedings. Others like mediation and conciliation are different and special types of dispute resolution. The major difference that sets apart Arbitration from Mediation and Conciliation is that in the process of Read more…
Introduction: The field of International Economic Law is one that encompasses and affects the many entities that make up the entirety of the international community, from companies to entire nations. The term encompasses many vast and varying fields – international trade laws, international monetary laws, competition laws, intellectual property laws, Read more…
Introduction: Real Estate disputes are becoming more and more common around the world. From settling mortgages and getting a proper lease to claiming your inheritance in a dead person’s will and paying your rent in a pandemic era, property disputes became more common when affording property became easier with all Read more…
Introduction: Artificial intelligence, or “AI,” is the term coined to describe the general process whereby large amounts of data are combined with powerful iterative data processing systems and intelligent algorithms, thereby enabling the software to learn automatically from patterns or features in the data. Arbitration is a document-intensive field of Read more…
Introduction The course of Arbitration is considered to be a alternate mention of dispute resolution, primarily aiming at reducing the burden of pending cases on the courts and providing an effective mechanism of resolution to the aggrieved parties. This structure has proved to be the core of dispute resolution in Read more…
Introduction The thesis put forward in this article is an overview of the settlement of international disputes. Article 2, paragraph 3 of the UN Charter states, “All Members shall settle their international disputes by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace, security and justice are not endangered”. As Read more…