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C/L/555. Dispute settlement in oil and gas industries
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The paper looks at dispute settlement procedures adopted within the oil and gas industries describing the methods of litigation and international arbitration. The reasons why parties choose litigation or arbitration to resolve international disputes are examined outlining related difficulties and alternative methods of dispute resolution, i.e. mediation, expert determination, etc. Differences between the measures of dispute resolution in the two industries are highlighted.
KEYWORDS: international arbitration, litigation, dispute resolution in oil and gas industries,
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