Is a Name Enough? The Fine Line Between Contractual Language and Intent
Introduction In the complex tapestry of commercial contracts, a single word “arbitration”, often acts as a beacon, promising a swift, confidential, and binding resolution to disputes. But what happens when that beacon proves to be a mere linguistic illusion? Does the presence of the word, repeated even multiple times, guarantee the mechanism it describes? The Supreme Court recently in a […]
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