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Dispute resolution within construction and engineering: Arbitration

Construction & Engineering Law experts Clive Rumsey and Sethu Khumalo discuss the role of arbitration in dispute resolution.

19 Jun 2023 22:37 Minutes Podcast
Dispute resolution within construction and engineering: Arbitration

Dispute resolution within construction and engineering: Arbitration

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Dispute resolution within construction and engineering: Arbitration

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Construction & Engineering Law experts Clive Rumsey and Sethu Khumalo discuss the role of arbitration in dispute resolution. Arbitration is arguably the most common form of dispute resolution within the Construction and Engineering sector. They provide a detailed explanation of this form of dispute resolution in the final episode of the three-part podcast series. This episode provides listeners with an in-depth analysis of arbitration clauses and what an arbitration would ordinarily look like.

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