ARBITRATION COURTS AND THEIR TYPES IN RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES IN ALTERNATIVE ORDER

Abstract

In the conditions of modernization and reform of our country, the ongoing reforms in the law enforcement and judicial spheres are aimed primarily at the comprehensive protection of human rights, freedoms, and legitimate interests. Over the past period, large-scale organizational and legal measures have been taken to gradually strengthen the judicial system, ensure its independence, and reliably protect the rights and freedoms of man and citizen. It should be noted that today, in addition to competent courts, arbitration courts face various problems when considering several cases of civil and economic disputes in the manner of alternative dispute resolution. This article discusses the issue of arbitration courts and their types with an analysis of foreign experience. In the course of studying the normative legal acts of foreign countries on the types, characteristics, significance, and requirements for an arbitration court, the role of a national arbitration court was discussed. This article discusses the issue of arbitration courts and their types in alternative dispute resolution, and also develops proposals and recommendations for our national legislation.