The settlement of a dispute does not require the agreement of both parties in arbitration and litigation. mediation and arbitration. mediation and litigation. binding decisions.

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Nicolas Cowan

29 June, 08:30

The settlement of a dispute does not require the agreement of both parties in arbitration and litigation. mediation and arbitration. mediation and litigation. binding decisions.

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Lyla Carter · Answer 1

The answer is arbitration and litigation in which settlement of a dispute does not require in both parties. In addition, in the lack of such will in which resentments those cause the dispute stay irreconcilable. The content of the code of peaceful settlement is set by the universal and enduring obligation to recourse completely into a peaceful settlement of all international disputes and by the right of free choice of settlement means.