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ARTICLE · 20 MAY 2025

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A Comparative Analysis Of The United Kingdom's Amended Arbitration Act And Turkish Arbitration Legislation

Arbitration constitutes a widely preferred alternative dispute resolution mechanism, particularly in commercial disputes, due to its advantages in terms of expertise, confidentiality, and procedural efficiency.

TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

1.Introduction

Arbitration constitutes a widely preferred alternative dispute resolution mechanism, particularly in commercial disputes, due to its advantages in terms of expertise, confidentiality, and procedural efficiency. In the realm of international commerce, arbitration stands as the predominant method for resolving disputes outside the purview of state courts. In essence, arbitration refers to the resolution of disputes by an independent arbitrator or arbitral tribunal, rather than by national courts.

This article examines the recent amendments introduced by the Arbitration Act 2025 of the United Kingdom and compares them with the relevant provisions under Turkish arbitration law.

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