“both parties agree to settle the dispute through friendly negotiation or arbitration. If a resolution is not arrived at through these means, either party may initiate a lawsuit through local courts...”
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Litigation is conditioned on a prior negotiation or arbitration step, which may delay the reader's ability to access courts.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated with an ellipsis, so additional conditions or qualifications following 'local courts' may exist but are not available. 'Friendly negotiation' is undefined and the sequence or procedural requirements between negotiation and arbitration are not specified.
The reader must first attempt friendly negotiation or arbitration before pursuing a lawsuit in local courts.
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Litigation is conditioned on a prior negotiation or arbitration step, which may delay the reader's ability to access courts.
The reader must first attempt friendly negotiation or arbitration before pursuing a lawsuit in local courts.
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