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international arbitration, where discovery and prehearing procedures can be streamlined. This raises the question of whether the discovery allowed by Section 1782 of Title 28 of the United States Code applies to international arbitral tribu...
resolution (ADR) procedure where the parties involved in a dispute agree to employ the services of a conciliator, the third party conciliator then meets with the parties independently in an attempt to resolve their differences. He does this...
Employment Law 20084 1.2 Repeal Of Statutory Dispute Resolution Procedures4 1.3 New Regime4 1.4 Transitional Provisions6 1.5 Impact of the Code7 1.6 Difficult Areas Of The Code8 1.7 Next Steps9 Chapter II11 2. Employment Act 200811 3. Histo...
the application of recognized norms to a specialized actor, the judge. Collectively, the judges are designed as the judiciary. In some countries—such as France and Italy—the judiciary also includes public prosecutors since they form a unita...
arbitration, the third party reviews the opinions and evidence of the case and finally makes the decisions. The parties involved in the disputes are legally bound to respect and follow the decisions. Arbitration is applied to cases of comme...
International Trade Disputes Introduction Over the past few decades, international commercial dispute resolution has witnessed substantial change and improvement. A notable feature has been a move away from the traditional court-based litig...
international commercial arbitration that a tribunal is empowered to make a determination as to its own jurisdiction to deal with the substantive claims in dispute. This is known as the "competence-competence" doctrine. However, the fact th...