Thứ Sáu, 29 tháng 11, 2019

Solving commercial disputes by negotiation



When participating in economic relations, the occurrence of disputes and conflicts between individuals and organizations is inevitable. In the dispute, all parties want to find the solution to resolve the dispute to best ensure their rights and affect the relationship between the parties is the lowest, so as to achieve efficiency but less costly time and money. Therefore, the choice of dispute resolution method is extremely important. In fact, the most commonly used methods of dispute resolution include negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and court.


Negotiation is the first method of settlement in the dispute resolution process, which is reflected in the fact that the parties in the dispute actively meet, discuss and agree on each party's rights and obligations.

The law on dispute resolution does not require the parties to negotiate. Therefore, from the process of organization, implementation, the presence of the parties, the rights and obligations of the entities, the negotiation results are not subject to the adjustment of legal regulations. It all depends on the goodwill of the parties. In case an agreement is reached in the negotiation meeting, and then one of the parties fails to comply, the parties cannot request the competent state agency to carry out the enforcement.

The mode of negotiation is usually prioritized by the parties when the dispute occurs, because this method is adjust by the law and not restricted by strict regulations on the process of negotiation, participants, time, as well as inexpensive money. Due to the self-settlement with each other, disputes should not be greatly enlarged, without affecting the reputation of the parties. Also because there is no regulation of the law, there is no enforcement on the bargaining results.

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