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Arbitration clauses play a vital role in contracts as they outline the procedure to be followed when disputes arise between the parties involved. The presence of an arbitration clause means that instead of going to court, the parties agree to resolve their disputes through arbitration – a process in which a neutral third party (the arbitrator) makes a decision.
The arbitration clause significantly affects the dispute resolution process. One key impact is that it often results in a faster resolution compared to court litigation. It is generally more streamlined and flexible, with the parties having a say in the process, including choosing the arbitrator.
Arbitration also tends to be less formal than court proceedings, which can make it a less intimidating process. Additionally, unlike court judgments, arbitration awards can remain confidential, which can be beneficial for businesses concerned about public reputation.
However, it’s important to note that arbitration might not always be beneficial. For instance, the decision made by the arbitrator is typically binding and the grounds for appeal are very limited compared to court judgments. Thus, parties should carefully consider whether to include an arbitration clause in their contract.
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