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	It is common for an arbitration panel to consist of three arbitrators. Each party appoints one arbitrator and they both appoint a third to act as the chairman, to cast deciding votes, and so on.		It is common for an arbitration panel to consist of three arbitrators. Each party appoints one arbitrator and they both appoint a third to act as the chairman, to cast deciding votes, and so on.

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	* Alternative dispute resolution.		* Alternative dispute resolution.
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	* The role of the mediator.		* The role of the mediator.

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	Arbitration is a private, contractual form of dispute resolution. It provides for the determination of disputes by a third party arbitrator or arbitration panel, selected by the parties to the dispute. Disputes are resolved based on material facts, documents and relevant principles of law.		Arbitration is a private, contractual form of dispute resolution. It provides for the determination of disputes by a third party arbitrator or arbitration panel, selected by the parties to the dispute. Disputes are resolved based on material facts, documents and relevant principles of law.

−	Arbitration proceeds similar to ~~regular~~ litigation, with the submission ~~of the issue~~ to a single decision maker (the arbitrator) or an arbitration panel. Their decision is final and legally binding.	+	Arbitration proceeds in a similar way to litigation, with the submission evidence to a single decision maker (the arbitrator) or an arbitration panel. Their decision is final and legally binding.

−	An arbitration panel, also known as an arbitral tribunal, ~~is set up~~ to oversee and determine the outcome of an arbitration hearing. The parties to the dispute are typically able to decide the number of arbitrators that will sit on the panel, or it may be specified in the contract clause that sets out the agreement to use arbitration as a means of resolving ~~a dispute~~.	+	An arbitration panel, also known as an arbitral tribunal, can be formed to oversee and determine the outcome of an arbitration hearing. The parties to the dispute are typically able to decide the number of arbitrators that will sit on the panel, or it may be specified in the contract clause that sets out the agreement to use arbitration as a means of resolving disputes.

	Arbitration panels can also be appointed by an external party such as the court or an individual/body that has been nominated by both parties to the dispute.		Arbitration panels can also be appointed by an external party such as the court or an individual/body that has been nominated by both parties to the dispute.

−	It is ~~usual~~ for an arbitration panel to consist of three arbitrators. Each party appoints one arbitrator and they both appoint a third to act as the chairman, to cast deciding votes, and so on~~. This is usually done before the first hearing or, if they can’t agree on a matter relating to the arbitration, as soon as possible~~.	+	It is common for an arbitration panel to consist of three arbitrators. Each party appoints one arbitrator and they both appoint a third to act as the chairman, to cast deciding votes, and so on.

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Arbitration is a private, contractual form of dispute resolution. It provides for the determination of disputes by a third party arbitrator or arbitration panel, selected by the parties to the dispute. Disputes are resolved based on material facts, documents and relevant principles of law.

Arbitration proceeds similar to regular litigation, with the submission of the issue to a single decision maker (the arbitrator) or an arbitration panel. Their decision is final and legally binding.

An arbitration panel, also known as an arbitral tribunal, is set up to oversee and determine the outcome of an arbitration hearing. The parties to the dispute are typically able to decide the number of arbitrators that will sit on the panel, or it may be specified in the contract clause that sets out the agreement to use arbitration as a means of resolving a dispute.

Arbitration panels can also be appointed by an external party such as the court or an individual/body that has been nominated by both parties to the dispute.

It is usual for an arbitration panel to consist of three arbitrators. Each party appoints one arbitrator and they both appoint a third to act as the chairman, to cast deciding votes, and so on. This is usually done before the first hearing or, if they can’t agree on a matter relating to the arbitration, as soon as possible.

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=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Alternative dispute resolution.
* Arbitration.
* Arbitration Act.
* Conciliation.
* Expert evaluation.
* How does arbitration work?
* How to become an arbitrator.
* Litigation.
* Negotiation techniques.
* Pendulum arbitration.
* The role of the mediator.

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