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ARTICLE · 07 SEPTEMBER 2018

International Arbitration To Unlock The Stalemates

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The parties dealing in cross-border transactions are aware about the complexities involved in the nature of their commercial handlings.

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 While handling of business transactions with one another, we often come across a variation of viewpoints which result in strained relations and problems between parties. In such a situation, the legal system comes into play. The various modes of resolutions offered by the Indian legal framework are recourse to Courts or alternate dispute mechanisms including, conciliation, mediation and arbitration.

Arbitration the safe mode

Arbitration is a mode of settlement of disputes by mutual agreement, where the rights and obligations are determined by the self-appointed authority, in respect of their matter, and are binding on them. The authority involved in the dispute resolution amongst the parties may be a single Arbitrator or a panel of Arbitrators constituting a Tribunal thereby.

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