Definition: Arbitration refers to a process in which an impartial third party (an arbitrator) decides a dispute or conflict between two parties, often involving property disputes, without the need for litigation. An arbitrator serves as a neutral middleman who communicates with both parties to facilitate a mutually agreed-upon resolution of their issues. The goal is to find a fair and just solution that avoids lengthy proceedings and costs associated with litigation.
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