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ARTICLE · 09 DECEMBER 2020

Dispute Resolution Clauses: Drafting Principles And Concepts

A well-drafted dispute resolution clause is essential and provides parties seeking to resolve a dispute with certainty as to process and procedure.

United Arab EmiratesLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Nicholas Sharratt
Nicholas Sharratt

A well-drafted dispute resolution clause is essential and provides parties seeking to resolve a dispute with certainty as to process and procedure. This is even more prevalent in an international setting where the parties are based in different jurisdictions.

We outline below the key issues to consider when drafting jurisdiction clauses and arbitration agreements and provide some model clause examples from the most established courts and arbitral institutions around the world.  

Jurisdiction clause

What is it?

A jurisdiction clause is a clause setting out the parties' agreement to submit any disputes arising out of or in connection with an agreement to a particular national court.

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