Abstract

International arbitration is a consensual means of dispute resolution, by a non- governmental decision maker that produces a legally binding and enforceable ruling. Contracting parties often agree either pre-dispute, at the outset of their relationship, or post-dispute, after a disagreement has arisen, to submit their legal disputes over interpretation and other matters to an arbitrator rather than carry them into court. Arbitration agreements have generated a great deal of controversy lately as their use has grown. For various reasons, arbitration has gradually, but ...