Arbitrative

/ˈɑːrbɪtreɪtɪv/ adjective

Definition

Relating to, involving, or serving the purpose of arbitration or the settlement of disputes by an arbitrator.

Etymology

From 'arbitration' with the adjectival suffix '-ive' (having the quality of). This adjective describes processes, systems, or actions that pertain to the arbitrative function.

Kelly Says

Arbitrative procedures have become increasingly important in modern global commerce—multinational companies often agree to arbitrative clauses in contracts specifically to avoid unpredictable national court systems and resolve disputes faster.

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