arbitrament
/ɑrˈbɪtrəmənt/
noun
- The act of settling a dispute by an arbitrator or by a process agreed upon by both sides.
- After months of negotiation, the contract dispute was finally resolved through arbitrament.
- The union and management chose arbitrament to avoid a long court battle.
- The two companies agreed to submit their disagreement to arbitrament.
- The decision or judgment made by an arbitrator.
- The arbitrament required the landlord to refund the deposit within 30 days.
- Both parties accepted the arbitrament as final and binding.
- The arbitrament was fair, but neither side was completely happy.
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