"arbitral" is a correct and usable word in written English
This word can be used to describe an unbiased decision or judgment made by a third party in a dispute, also known as an arbitrator. For example, "The two business partners reached an arbitral agreement to settle their legal dispute."
The complaints system is code-based while the arbitral system involves the civil law and is governed by the 1996 arbitration act.
The UAE has made progress: its courts tend to recognise the decisions of foreign arbitral tribunals.
So far, about half a dozen of the claims have been heard by ICSID arbitral tribunals.
In 1335 an arbitral award rendered by Charles I of Hungary assigned all Silesia to the Bohemian crown, thus making it part of the Holy Roman Empire.
In 1988 the government repealed the 1904 act, replacing the commission with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission (which also took over the responsibilities of arbitration commissions covering airline pilots, public sector employees, and the maritime industry); though the arbitral procedures were revised, the overall system remained unchanged.
In 1956 the court, which was vested with both judicial and arbitral powers (found to be in violation of the constitution), was replaced by the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, which in turn was supplanted in 1973 by the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission.
A clearer method of law determination, however, is constituted by the international judicial decisions of bodies such as the ICJ at The Hague, the UN International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea at Hamburg Germanyy), and international arbitral tribunals.
He told the hearing: "I think if that arbitral service was low cost, it might be a great way of embracing the internet news providers, who at the moment remain outside the system, and if they realise that their access to that cheap and quick arbitral system would be contingent upon joining the new body, that would be wholly desirable".
Disputes are settled by arbitral organs without resort to the courts.
13): The temporary impounding of the Thai Boeing 737 in Munich — as a result of the German civil court's order on July 11 , 2011 to enforce the arbitral award sought by Walter Bau, a German construction company — was in no way related to Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand.
The High Court ruled Tuesday that the case would go to an arbitral tribunal that is to settle the matter by Feb. 25.
