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ARTICLE · 07 JANUARY 2021

Tahkim Ve Çevrimiçi Duruşmalar

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OVID-19 salgınının yayılması ile tüm dünya neredeyse durma noktasına gelmiş ve insanlar günlük ihtiyaçlarını şimdiki zamanın işleyişine göre ayarlamak zorunda kalmıştır.

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COVID-19 salgınının yayılması ile tüm dünya neredeyse durma noktasına gelmiş ve insanlar günlük ihtiyaçlarını şimdiki zamanın işleyişine göre ayarlamak zorunda kalmıştır. Hükümetler salgının yayılmasını önlemek için okulların ve işletmelerin kapatılması, sokağa çıkma yasaklarının ilan edilmesi ve seyahat kısıtlamaları da dâhil olmak üzere birçok önlem almıştır. Fiziken görüşme yapılmasını zorlaştıran bu durum, normalde yüz yüze olarak gerçekleştirilen mahkeme ve tahkim duruşmalarını da şüphesiz etkilemiştir. Pek çok tahkim kurumu teknolojiden faydalanarak duruşmaları video konferans yoluyla gerçekleştirmeye başlamıştır.

Tahkimin taraf iradelerinin uyuşması ile başladığı gözetildiğinde, bu süreçte tahkim camiasını meşgul eden gündemlerden biri de taraflardan birinin itirazına rağmen hakemlerce çevrimiçi duruşma yapılmasına karar verilmesinin genel hukuk prensiplerini ve başta Avrupa İnsan Hakları Sözleşmesi olmak üzere birçok düzenleme ile

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