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Arbitration - An outline of procedures for dispute resolution

Arbitration is a time honoured procedure of dispute resolution. To those who are approaching an arbitration for the first time, the procedures can appear daunting. Here you will find a range of papers explaining what is involved in starting an arbitration, the appointment of an Arbiter and features of arbitrations in Scotland. The papers can be read on the screen individually or downloaded as an Acrobat PDF or Word 97 file.
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 What disputes can be resolved by Arbitration?

 The Scottish Arbitration Code - A Synopsis

 The Law of Arbitration in Scotland

 How the Scottish Courts Support the Arbitration Process
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Deal with challenges to Arbitration

 Giving Notice to Arbitrate - Getting the Procedure Underway & Appointing an Arbiter (Arbitrator)

 The UNCITRAL Model Law in Scotland

 Arbitration Procedures & Practice

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SCIA does not accept any responsibility for the content or accuracy of any of the papers. They should only be used for information purposes. Anyone seeking legal advice on Arbitration or other legal matters should contact a properly qualified practitioner in their jurisdiction.