Understanding Ontario’s 1894 Boards of Trade General Arbitrations Act and the accompanying rules, this resource explains how arbitration can be cheap, fast, and fair for businesses and individuals.
Clear explanations of how arbitrations are set up, who can participate, and what happens at hearings help readers grasp how disputes are resolved outside traditional courts. It also highlights the role of the legal assessor, the hearing process, and the options for representing a party.
- Learn who may join an arbitration, how submissions are made, and what can be referred to the arbitrators.
- See how hearings are conducted, including rules on evidence, witnesses, and adjournments.
- Understand the framework for awards, enforceability, and when a decision can be challenged.
- Explore practical notes on costs, representation, and the use of a legal assessor to guide complex matters.
Ideal for readers of legal reference material dealing with arbitration, trade boards, and the administration of disputes.