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...?Arbitration The arbitration clause in a contract which is a common feature in all international contracts is an agreement separate from the underlying contract and hence known as the “bedrock” of international arbitration.1 The arbitration agreement must be carefully drafted so as to provide for the rights of the parties and their duties to submit to arbitration proceedings and competence of arbitral tribunal to resolve disputes. National courts (appointing authority) also have a role to play in referring the parties to arbitration. Parties to the dispute have rights to seek enforcement of arbitral...
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...opportunity for the arbitrators in the country to implement strong and rational practices in the process of arbitration. The English Arbitration Act was actually an instrument which was required to be utilized effectively by the arbitrators while resolving disputes. Till the year 2007, the legislation governing arbitration in England and Wales has remained more or less the same. However, arbitration cases in Scotland were subject to a separate legislation framework, from that of England and Wales. The Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provision) (Scotland) Act 1990 monitors the application of the UNCITRAL Model Law to commercial...
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Since the article does not give the company's side of the dispute it is difficult to gauge the veracity of the claimant's account. However, clearly they feel there is a case to be answered since they are prepared to go to arbitration.
2. if you were the manager, what could you have done to avoid this stage of the proceedings.
The greatest difficulty the manager has in this situation is obtaining a truthful account of what happened. The claimant did not seek his line manager's advice at the time that he alleges he saw his name crossed out. Nor would it appear that until matters had reached a head did the claimant make any allegations of discrimination or unfair treatment from his colleagues.
Assuming that I was...
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...Chapter One THE ROOTS OF ARBITRATION The research study explores the effects of mandatory employment arbitration systems in the UK and in the Middle East. As a background for the presentation and analysis of the research study results, the following sections of Chapter One comprise a review of several of the important issues relevant to this research subject. The subject areas include a description of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, as well as the background on the historical beginnings of arbitration systems from the earliest days of recorded history to the development of modern systems of arbitration that are grounded in these historical...
43 Pages(10750 words)Essay
...Arbitration is just like an ordinary court proceeding, except that it is not judicial in nature but administrative. In an arbitration proceeding, thecase is made known to a specific government agency that will provide administrative services to parties, the complainant and the respondent, before and during the arbitration. There are numerous arbitration and mediation agencies, some established or connected with the national government. These agencies are devoted to settle disputes between two conflicting parties without the need of going through judicial proceeding or litigation.
Arbitration is the submission of a complainant to an intended respondent...
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...In the case of Baker vs. Osborne Development Corp., Thomas Baker, a homeowner, brought suit against Osborne for defects in housing that Baker had purchased, and Osborne had constructed. However, Osborne had already enrolled the buyers in a Home Warranty program, administered by Home Buyers Warranty (HBW) that specifically told the homeowners that any disputes would be solved by arbitration. Baker (and others who had purchased the homes from Osborne) were all informed of this by HBW by separate booklet after signing the original contract.
Baker and the others are not bound by the arbitration agreement because they did not directly agree to it, as well as the fact that they were never specifically informed...
1 Pages(250 words)Case Study
...Arbitration Arbitration is an alternative form of dispute resolution. This approach provides parties to a conflict with an alternative to resolve the dispute without litigating. The two parties to a dispute elect an impartial third party to hear them and then make an award based on the evidence and testimony of the parties. Although the process is conducted out of court, the parties are both given an opportunity to participate in a hearing and they are allowed to give evidence. The arbitrators award in arbitration cases is often final and courts rarely reexamine such awards. Additionally, other characteristics of arbitration are that it is a confidential...
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...Arbitration Arbitration Alternative dispute resolution is popular as external dispute approaches to conflict resolution. They are dispute resolution techniques, which act as a way for most of the disagreeing parties establishes an agreement away from litigation. It also includes a collective terminology for the avenues in which parties can address disputes through the assistance of a third party. Irrespective of the historic resistance to the approaches from many parties and respective advocates, the approach continues to gain widespread acceptance across both the legal profession and the public in recent past. In fact, many courts require that some parties engage in alternative dispute resolution...
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...Arbitration Findings The Mr. O’Connell has the burden of proof, that is, the individual initiating the lawsuit also known as the plaintiff. He holds the burden of proving his case by the majority of the evidence. He must offer facts of his claimed damages by indicating that the incident was more likely as alleged than not. 49.9% versus 50.1%. The case that can be built from this incident could be one of harassment at deviation from the school’s code of ethics. One could also argue of racially initiated injustices. If the arbitrator jury or judge believes that the student and Mr. O’Connell are of equal argument, this implies that the teacher failed his stance on the burden of proof. In short, the tie...
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...Separability in Arbitration affiliation Separability used in Arbitration The doctrine of separability has been acceptable in the USA and Europe for a long time now. In England, the clause of arbitration legislation has been separate, and it is enshrined in the 1698 Arbitration Act. The Act had been established to allow arbitration clauses to be part of the rules in the court when the involved parties agree to it. However, in a case in England of Kill Verse Hollister a ruling (1746) was made that the arbitration clause was not in spirit with the 1698 Act, rendering it incapable of being enforced through the judicial process. When a law...
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