arbitrable
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Capable of being decided by arbitration: Describes a dispute, claim, or issue that is suitable for resolution through the process of arbitration, where an impartial third party (an arbitrator or panel) makes a binding decision.
- Subject to or appropriate for arbitration: Indicates that a matter can or should be settled outside of a formal court system via an agreed-upon arbitration procedure.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The contract states that all disagreements are arbitrable and must be resolved through mediation.
- Whether the breach of contract is arbitrable will be determined by the appointed legal panel.
- An arbitrable wage and health benefits policy was successfully negotiated outside of court.
Advanced Usage
- Legal Context: In law, a key preliminary question is whether a dispute is "arbitrable," meaning the parties have agreed to submit it to arbitration and the subject matter is legally permissible for such resolution.
- The Supreme Court will rule on whether the antitrust claims are arbitrable under the existing agreement.
- "Arbitrability" (Noun): The quality or condition of being arbitrable. This is a related abstract noun.
- The judge's ruling focused solely on the question of the dispute's arbitrability.
Variants and Related Words
- Arbitrate (Verb): To settle a dispute by arbitration.
- They agreed to arbitrate their differences.
- Arbitration (Noun): The process of resolving a dispute through an arbitrator.
- The case went to binding arbitration.
- Arbitrator (Noun): A person who conducts arbitration.
- A neutral arbitrator was chosen by both sides.
Synonyms
- Mediable: Capable of being settled by mediation (a related, often non-binding, process).
- Negotiable: Open to discussion or compromise.
- Settlable: Capable of being resolved or settled.
Antonyms
- Non-negotiable: Not open to discussion or compromise.
- Litigable: Suitable to be settled in a court of law through litigation.
Adjective
- appropriate for or subject to settlement by arbitration
- an arbitrable wage and health benefits policy
- an arbitrable dispute