Arbitration as an effective instrument to access justice
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Arbitration studies have won status in Brazil with Law number 9.307/96. It considers that it is necessary to approach access to justice as a constitutional guarantee to every citizen as an instrument available to all. Access to justice assures the effectiAbstract
Arbitration studies have won status in Brazil with Law number 9.307/96. It considers that it is necessary to approach access to justice as a constitutional guarantee to every citizen as an instrument available to all. Access to justice assures the effectiveness of law application, and arbitration constitutes an effective instrument for such access. It aims to work as a capable and optional mechanism for the solution of conflicts. It is a heterocompositive form to solve existing patrimonial law controversies with execution power.
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2008-12-15
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Cachapuz, R. da R., & Condado, E. C. G. (2008). Arbitration as an effective instrument to access justice. Scientia Iuris, 12, 95–116. https://doi.org/10.5433/2178-8189.2008v12n0p95
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