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Unit 10: Arbitration Thu Huong & Winthrop Faculty of ESP FTU Three branches of the U.S Federal Government Congress/ Parliament / National Assembly Legislative President and Vice president / Prime Minister Executive Courts Judicial US judicial system Vietnam’s Judicial System Arbitration A form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR), Is a legal technique for the resolution of disputes outside the courts, wherein the parties to a dispute refer it to one or more persons (the "arbitrators"), by whose decision (the “award") they agree to be bound Arbitration It is a settlement technique in which a third party reviews the case and imposes a decision that is legally binding for both sides Is most commonly used for the resolution of commercial disputes, particularly in the context of international commercial transactions Can be either voluntary or mandatory and can be either binding or non-binding Mediation Can be binding or not binding An alternative to court action Eg: in divorce situations – in America 50% marriages end up at divorces Arbitration Has been the dominant force in dispute resolution in areas such as: Shipping Commodities, and Construction Takes place in private place, unlike litigation in the court Arbitration A neutral forum with a panel of three arbitrators: One chosen by one party One chosen by the other party One chosen either by the parties or the two party-appointed arbitrators Arbitration Main centres for international arbitration are: Paris, London, Geneva, Stockholm, New York, Hong Kong and Singapore Stockholm: east-west trade disputes London: shipping & commodities Name recognition Paris: home of the International Chamber of Commerce and its rules London: home of the London Court of International Arbitration Geneva Arbitration Arbitration bodies try hard to get their standard arbitration clause put into people contracts, so they have a captive market once disputes arise They this by publicising their activities and their rules Arbitration What people look for in an arbitration is: Speed Cost effectiveness Confidentiality, and Reliability Arbitration The choice of the venue depends on: The availability of good experienced arbitrators The availability of good experienced arbitration lawyers, and expert witnesses such as accountants and engineers The cost of these people The support that local legal system gives to arbitration Accessibility: flight access, good facilities, administrative back-up, good telecommunications, IT support, and climate Arbitration National legislation has to lend its support to such an important economic activity as arbitration Terms Dispute resolution Arbitrators Award A third party reviews the case Imposes a decision Legally binding Non-binding Terms Voluntary Mandatory International commercial disputes Shipping / Commodities / Construction In private place Litigation in the court A panel of three arbitrators Terms Name recognition Arbitration bodies standard arbitration clause A captive market Speed, Cost effectiveness, Confidentiality, and Reliability Legislation ... rules London: home of the London Court of International Arbitration Geneva Arbitration Arbitration bodies try hard to get their standard arbitration clause put into people contracts, so they... their activities and their rules Arbitration What people look for in an arbitration is: Speed Cost effectiveness Confidentiality, and Reliability Arbitration The choice of the venue... One chosen either by the parties or the two party-appointed arbitrators Arbitration Main centres for international arbitration are: Paris, London, Geneva, Stockholm, New York, Hong Kong and