Chern on Dispute Boards

Cyril Chern

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CHAPTER TWO Types of Dispute Boards

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CHAPTER TWO

Types of Dispute Boards

As previously mentioned there are three main types of dispute boards. Originally only the dispute review board existed; from this the dispute adjudication board developed and lately the use of what are known as combined dispute boards have come into existence.

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