Asian Journal of Development Matters

  • Year: 2014
  • Volume: 8
  • Issue: 1

The eleven types of arbitration with minimum principle of natural justice

  • Author:
  • Habibisavadkouhi Saber1,, Habibisavadkouhi Sadegh1, Ramesh 2
  • Total Page Count: 10
  • DOI:
  • Page Number: 53 to 62

1Research Scholars, Department of Law, University of Mysore, India

2Associate Professor and Professor CUM Director, CSSEIP, University of Mysore, India

Abstract

Arbitration is the best universal accepted method for resolving all type of disputes. All over the world, Arbitration has been known as the most efficient method in both national and international levels. It is viewed by parties as a cost effective, swift and neutral to the time consuming and expensive of traditional courts. There are many types of arbitration depending upon the terms of arbitration agreement, the subject matter of dispute and the law governing the arbitration which minimum principle of natural justice is the landmark in all of them. The main purpose of this descriptive study seeks to find out two main questions; 1) what are the definitions of the eleven types of arbitration? And, 2) what are the minimum principles or main features of these eleven types of arbitration?

Keywords

Arbitration, Arbitration Agreement, Arbiter, Arbitral Award, Arbitral Tribunal