Most international contract forms provide express stipulations through
which the parties to them attempt to avoid disputes.
Due to the fact that the use of the courts for settling disputes is
expensive, uncertain and time-consuming, the business community has
developed so called alternative dispute resolution (ADR) proceedings,
which are either used exclusively or as compulsory interim proceedings,
thus baring the referral to courts or arbitration until these
preliminary proceedings have come to an end.
Here, you will learn of the most common and used ADR proceedings in the
International Chamber of Commerce (the βICCβ), offering
a range of services that can be used separately, successively or even
concurrently, including arbitration.
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