Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Commerce
N Sushmita Pai
12LUL08045
5th Year BALLB
Index
1.History
2.Misson
2. Dispute Resolution
4. International Court of Arbitration
5. ICC International Centre for ADR
6. Mediation
7. Mediation Rules
8. Present
Misson
The ICC aims to promote international trade and investment as vehicles for
inclusive growth and prosperity.
At ICC, they do more than support trade in todays economy. They also
help solve difficulties that arise in international commerce through our
market leading administered dispute resolution services.
Companies and governments worldwide turn to their services as an
attractive alternative to litigation. Thats because not only are they neutral
and reliable solutions that help save time and money, they are also flexible
enough to meet the diverse interests and needs of parties in different parts
of the world and different sectors of the economy.
From their flagship International Court of Arbitration administering ICC
Arbitration, to their International Centre for ADR providing mediation and
other forms of ADR, our services are based exclusively on respected rules
that only we are empowered and authorised to administer.
The separation between the Court and Centre is intended to preserve the
full confidentiality of mediation and arbitration proceedingswhether
they are concurrent or not and if the parties do not wish the exchange of
information. All our amicable dispute resolution solutions give parties a
procedural framework for settling matters quickly, cordially and in the
most cost-effective way possible.