Originally from Dispute Resolution Journal

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Arbitration is now a common process for resolving international commercial disputes. The author examines the extent to which arbitration is regarded and treated by European Union law and the European Court of Justice as an independent and alternative method to traditional litigation for resolving such disputes.

Arbitration is the process by which a difference among parties as to their mutual legal rights is referred and determined with binding effect by
the application of law by an arbitral tribunal instead of a court. Arbitration is now a common method for resolving commercial disputes.1 However, in earlier times,