Administrative arbitration is a civilized means of settling conflicts between natural or moral persons. The arbitration is an exception to ordinary litigation. It relies mainly on the agreement of the parties to the dispute to choose their cases rather than relying on the judicial organization of the country in which they reside. Legislation has codified arbitration as one of the means used to resolve disputes. Among these is the amended Iraqi Civil Procedure Act No. (83) of 1969. The legislator allowed arbitration to be exercised in absolute terms indicating its procedures and mechanism for reaching arbitration. Who are tried in a manner that ensures impartiality, with no violation to public order.
Al-Ghalbi,R A . (2020). ARBITRATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES. Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 9(issue 33 part 1), 109-135.
MLA
Al-Ghalbi,R A . "ARBITRATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES", Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 9, issue 33 part 1, 2020, 109-135.
HARVARD
Al-Ghalbi R A. (2020). 'ARBITRATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES', Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 9(issue 33 part 1), pp. 109-135.
CHICAGO
R A Al-Ghalbi, "ARBITRATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES," Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences, 9 issue 33 part 1 (2020): 109-135,
VANCOUVER
Al-Ghalbi R A. ARBITRATION IN ADMINISTRATIVE DISPUTES. Journal of college of Law for Legal and Political Sciences. 2020;9(issue 33 part 1):109-135.
