“Arbitration is a common method of resolving disputes without going to
court. In many cases, parties voluntarily agree to submit their
disagreement to an arbitrator, who will review the evidence and make a
binding decision. This process is often quicker and less expensive
than litigation. However, it is important to note that arbitration is
not always appropriate or beneficial for every situation. Gratuitous
arbitration, on the other hand, refers to situations where arbitration
is chosen without any specific reason or payment. This can occur when
parties want a swift resolution or when they have a longstanding
relationship that they want to maintain. In such cases, gratuitous
arbitration can be a useful tool to avoid potential conflicts and
preserve harmonious relationships.”
court. In many cases, parties voluntarily agree to submit their
disagreement to an arbitrator, who will review the evidence and make a
binding decision. This process is often quicker and less expensive
than litigation. However, it is important to note that arbitration is
not always appropriate or beneficial for every situation. Gratuitous
arbitration, on the other hand, refers to situations where arbitration
is chosen without any specific reason or payment. This can occur when
parties want a swift resolution or when they have a longstanding
relationship that they want to maintain. In such cases, gratuitous
arbitration can be a useful tool to avoid potential conflicts and
preserve harmonious relationships.”
(「仲裁」は裁判所に立ち向かわずに紛争を解決する一般的な手段です。多くの場合、当事者は自発的に紛争を仲裁人に任せることに同意し、仲裁人が証拠を検討し、拘束力のある決定を下します。このプロセスはしばしば訴訟よりも速く、費用も抑えられます。ただし、仲裁が必ずしもすべての状況に適しているわけではないことに留意することが重要です。「無償の仲裁」は、特定の理由や報酬なしに仲裁が選ばれる状況を指します。当事者が迅速な解決を求める場合や、長く続く関係を維持したい場合に発生することがあります。このような場合、無償の仲裁は潜在的な紛争を避け、調和のとれた関係を保つための有用な手段となります。」)
Arbitration： 仲裁
Gratuitous： 理由のない、無償の
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