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Arbitration Clause

Description:

An arbitration clause, also known as a dispute resolution clause, is a provision inserted into a contract that requires the parties involved to resolve any disputes through arbitration rather than litigation in court. It establishes the process and rules to be followed in case of disagreements or conflicts arising out of the contract.

Sample Sentences:

• Before signing the contract, make sure you carefully read and understand the arbitration clause.
• The arbitration clause in their agreement stated that any conflicts would be resolved by a neutral third party.
• The arbitration clause provided a cost-effective alternative to the lengthy and expensive court proceedings.
• In case of a disagreement, the arbitration clause gives both parties an opportunity to present their arguments in front of an arbitrator.

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