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{{KidsIntro|If people have a disagreement, we want a simple and fair way to help them figure it out. This page shares our idea for how to solve problems peacefully and quickly together.}}

{{ExpertIntro|This page introduces our working concept for a Simplified Arbitration process. It outlines the intended mechanisms for dispute resolution, offering a flexible hypothesis rather than rigid legal dictates, to ensure fair and accessible outcomes for all participants.}}

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| Swiss PILA (Ch. 12), Swiss CPC (Part 3), New York Convention (1958)

| Swiss PILA (Ch. 12), [https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/2010/262/en#part_3 Swiss CPC (Part 3)], New York Convention (1958)

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=== 2. Part 3 CPC — Domestic Arbitration ===

Part 3 of the '''Civil Procedure Code''' (CPC / ''Code de procédure civile'') governs domestic arbitration in Switzerland, in force since 2011. It provides procedural guidance and includes explicit protections for weaker parties (employees, tenants) — which is precisely why certain domains cannot use simplified arbitration (see the Eligibility section below).

[https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/cc/2010/262/en#part_3 Part 3 of the '''Civil Procedure Code'''] (CPC / ''Code de procédure civile'') governs domestic arbitration in Switzerland, in force since 2011. It provides procedural guidance and includes explicit protections for weaker parties (employees, tenants) — which is precisely why certain domains cannot use simplified arbitration (see the [[#Arbitration_Eligibility|Eligibility section]] below).

=== The Waiver Principle ===

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Complex disputes, or those exceeding the scope of the Simplified process, may escalate to higher arbitration chambers. WikiDeal operates a '''3-level arbitration system'''.

Complex disputes, or those exceeding the scope of the Simplified process, may escalate to higher arbitration chambers. WikiDeal intends to operates a '''2-level or ideally 3-level arbitration system'''.

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== Examples of Arbitration Agreements ==

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Generic arbitration closure agreements and contract templates that implement Simplified Arbitration are documented here:

* [[WikiDeal:Contracts/Freelance_Hybrid|Freelance Service Contract (Hybrid Cash/Rewards)]] — Example template for WikiDeal deployment work.

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