Adaptation of arbitration rules through mediation and compromise in civil disputes

Alternative or non-judicial methods of resolving disputes refer to methods that resolve disputes outside the court. In these methods, which are interpreted as private justice, the disputes are resolved by a third party selected by the parties and in accordance with the procedure and procedure agreed upon by the parties. Non-judicial dispute resolution methods, including arbitration, compromise, mediation, etc., and the establishment of quasi-judicial institutions, as well as more attention to other methods of resolving disputes that have been established in the relevant laws, can be used to address judicial problems and prevent them. Proceedings will be effective, and as a result, the courts of justice will have the opportunity to hear the case more carefully. These methods have important and notable features such as easy and fast accessibility, minimal formalities, no cost or low cost, and fast results. It is hoped that by enacting the necessary laws and spreading the culture of using informal methods of resolving disputes, it will be possible, like other countries, to delegate an important part of litigation and disputes to these methods and reduce the volume of cases and work density in the courts.