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    right? 1) Mediation or arbitration institution enacted in By-laws but no such resolution body The decision to be submitted to CAS must be final from domestic organization. The final decision of the Commission for Fair Play in Sport whether to apply rules or to interpret the rules to athlete must be pre-arbitral step to settle. KSOC named this pre-arbitral procedure as “Commission of Fair Play in Sport” based on Art. 65 of its By-laws to facilitate “mediation or arbitration” of that Art. 65 in…

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    happen when an employer changes or modify its handbook on its discretion. Valeria Serpa, a bail bond investigator for CSI, signed both an arbitration agreement and acknowledgment of receipt of employee handbook. Based on CSI’s arbitration agreement and policy, employees of CSI were to required to “submit all employment-related disputes to binding arbitration; required both parties to pay their own attorney’s fees and CSI to pay all other litigation costs; and included a severability provision…

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    The author is addressing the debate of a small island called Senkaku-Diaoyu Islands, located northeast of Taiwan and in the East China Sea. For some time, the Islands were ignored until the Chinese, Japanese, and later Taiwanese claimed to have discovered the Senkaku-Diaoyu Islands. This debate has been brought to light once more by the purchase of some of the Islands by the Japanese. This purchase has been predicted to initiate war between the Chinese and Japanese. Each country has their own…

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    The Geneva Protocol (Articles 2) dealt with the arbitral procedure and provided for the procedure, including the constitution of the Arbitration Tribunal, to be governed by the will of the parties and by the law of the country in whose territory the arbitration takes places. The Geneva protocol required each contracting state to .undertake to ensure the execution by its authorities and its accordance with the .provisions of its national laws of arbitral awards made in its own territory two…

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    The basic steps in the civil litigation process goes as follows: Pleadings, Discovery, Trial, and appeal. The process begins when someone files a complaint with the court. The defendant then has a set amount of time to answer the complaint and this process is called the pleadings. The next step in the litigation process is the discovery aspect. In this stage each party gathers facts and witnesses in order to support each sides case. Also, during this stage each party can request for certain…

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    However, conflicts in the workplace is inevitable and the law responded to this by integrating conciliation and arbitration which begun when the Conciliation and Arbitration Court was established under the Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1904 (Cth). Thus, the law has continuously made changes in relation to workplace in order to protect rights…

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    as corporate managers decide whether Shari’a arbitration ought to be banned entirely from contractual negotiations. Arguments for and against the inclusion of Shari’a arbitration clauses in commercial contracts and contract negotiations are presented. The article concludes that while managers should exercise great prudence and consider the moral implications of negotiating arbitration clauses, an organizational ban of the use of faith-informed arbitration generally, or Shari’a in particular,…

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    Video 11 In this video a Wizard Internet is attempting to use the method of framing to link to another website (Sudies, 2004). The question is whether there is a legal issue to consider. If there is a legal issue, should Wizard Internet get permission to use another website? Firms have a right to protect their information, trademarks, and copyrighted material. Just because information is publically available doesn’t automatically release these protections. Framing is when one website uses…

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    resolution of 1962 has helped and influenced the growth of collective bargaining. This is because now the resolution required the management and workers to resolve their disputes in a peaceful manner through mutual discussion, conciliation and voluntary arbitration. This provided the opportunity to the workers and trade unions to collectively bargain with the management which may have not been so easy without the resolution. Also the requirement of the work not stopping due to disputes, made the…

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    that Canada Post, being a state enterprise of the Government of Canada, has abused its monopoly advantages to benefit themselves and their subsidiaries. UPS invoked Section B of NAFTA’s Chapter 11. A Notice of Arbitration was served by UPS to Canada on April 19, 2000 under the arbitration rules of United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) and NAFTA (Government of Canada, 2016). The case took…

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