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ARTICLE · 05 MAY 2023

Arbitration – Taking Control Of Your Commercial Dispute

Commercial disputes have always been an unavoidable element of doing business as parties to a mercantile contract or transaction would often find themselves in disagreement at some point during their dealings.

MauritiusLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Commercial disputes have always been an unavoidable element of doing business as parties to a mercantile contract or transaction would often find themselves in disagreement at some point during their dealings. Such disputes need to be resolved transparently and effectively, ensuring the legitimate rights and interests of the concerned parties are in compliance with the law. Traditionally, those commercial matters would be heard before a court of justice whereby a state-appointed judge would rule in favour of either the claimant or the respondent in a case.

Commercial disputes have always been an unavoidable element of doing business as parties to a mercantile contract or transaction would often find themselves in disagreement at some point during their dealings.

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