ARBITRATIONS Meaning and
Definition
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Arbitrations refer to the formal processes of settling disputes or conflicts impartially and outside of the court system, by utilizing the guidance and decision-making of an arbitrator or panel of arbitrators. It is an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) method that aims to provide a fair and efficient resolution to disagreements, typically chosen by the parties involved as an alternative to litigation.
In an arbitration, the arbitrator or panel acts as an independent third party who reviews the evidence and arguments put forward by both parties. They have the authority to make a binding decision or award that settles the dispute. This decision is often based on the relevant laws, contractual agreements, and the facts presented.
Arbitrations may be used to resolve a wide range of conflicts, including commercial disputes, labor disputes, legal disputes, intellectual property disputes, international disputes, and more. The arbitration process generally entails the selection of an arbitrator through mutual agreement or a designated institution, presentation of evidence and legal arguments by each party, and subsequent deliberation leading to the final decision.
Arbitrations provide several benefits, including quicker resolution times compared to litigation, confidentiality in some cases, flexibility in terms of scheduling and procedures, and specialized expertise if the arbitrator has knowledge about the subject matter of the dispute. However, it is important to note that the decisions reached through arbitration are typically final and binding, with limited scope for appeal.
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Etymology of ARBITRATIONS
The word "arbitrations" is derived from the Latin term "arbitratio" which means "judgment" or "decision". It comes from the verb "arbitrari", meaning "to judge" or "to consider". The Latin word itself has its roots in the Greek term "arbitrōn", which referred to a person appointed to settle a dispute or to give judgment. Over time, the word "arbitration" has evolved to specifically denote a legal process wherein a neutral third party is called upon to resolve a conflict or dispute between two parties.
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