International arbitration is one of the many forms of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) that parties can adopt to resolve their disputes. Arbitration is a private dispute resolution mechanism like negotiation and mediation but a more formal process because the outcome of an arbitration is legally binding on the parties and enforceable.

As litigation can often be time consuming and costly and arbitration offers flexibility and confidentiality, it has become one of the most common methods of dispute resolution particularly for commercial disputes.

Arbitration is consensual and confidential. A neutral and independent third party issues a binding decision that requires compliance by the parties. However, because of its consensual nature arbitration requires a prior agreement by the parties to refer disputes to arbitration. This is either through an arbitration clause in a contract or by means of a submission agreement at the time a dispute arises.

Why Choose Arbitration at MIAC 

• Cost-effective
• Confidentialiaty
• Expertise
• Flexibility of Process

Arbitration at MIAC

MIAC has an online system for case management where you can submit a case online.

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MIAC Rules of Arbitration