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020			_a9789914949766
040			_aKenya National Library Service
082			_a340 96762 MUT
100			_aMutuma, Kenneth Wyne
245			_aDigest on arbitration cases / _cHonorable Professor Kenneth Wyne Mutuma, Honorable Doctor Smokin Wanjala [and] Honorable Jacquiline Waihenya
300			_axvii, 329 pages ; _c23 cm.
520			_aArbitration has evolved in Kenya into a cornerstone of the legal practice, offering an efficient and effective alternative dispute resolution mechanism to litigation that balances strength and flexibility. Its strength lies in the enforceability of arbitral decisions, which carry judicial authority within our legal system. Arbitration's inherent flexibility equips parties with the autonomy, freedom of choice, and confidentiality to design tailored procedures that suits the specific, unique nature of their disputes, ensuring efficiency, fairness and finality.
650			_aLaw-Kenya
700			_aWanjala, Smokin
700			_aWaihenya, Jacqueline
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