Bibliographic citations
Armas, L., (2017). La incorporación de la junta de resolución de disputas en la nueva ley de contrataciones del estado (ley 30225) y su complementariedad con el arbitraje [Tesis, Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/2407
Armas, L., La incorporación de la junta de resolución de disputas en la nueva ley de contrataciones del estado (ley 30225) y su complementariedad con el arbitraje [Tesis]. : Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego; 2017. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12759/2407
@misc{renati/375919,
title = "La incorporación de la junta de resolución de disputas en la nueva ley de contrataciones del estado (ley 30225) y su complementariedad con el arbitraje",
author = "Armas Salazar, Luis Fernando",
publisher = "Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego",
year = "2017"
}
This work was made to contribute with the Peruvian Justice Administration System, due to the recent incorporation of dispute boards (DB) in the new Employment Law of the Estate, Law N° 30225 and it's respective regulations (Supreme Decree 3502015-EF). DB are a new mechanism of conflict resolution in the construction field and it will be our study subject to elucidate in what ways it complements with arbitration, which is developed in four chapters. The first chapter is focused to conceptualize the problem in the jury reality regards and its consequent identification. The second chapter comprises the theoretical framework addressed in four titles. Title 1 called alternative mechanisms of conflict resolution, establishes the ability of the parts to withdraw to ordinal jurisdiction to solve their disputes in the private field, briefly developing the figures of conciliation, mediation and arbitration; title 2 develops the figure of DB, establishing its precedents, definitions, field of action, characteristics, legal nature, the methods represented on it amongst others; title 3 covers the international legal treatment applied to DB; while title 4 includes the Peruvian legal treatment; finally title 5 develops the debate regarding the relationship between DB, and arbitration, highlighting the complementarity between these mechanisms due to the pre-arbitral traits of DB and its contribution to the perfectioning of a Justice Administration System more modern and efficient. The 3rd chapter presents the methodological approach used to perform the work. The 4th and last chapter is divided into 4 subchapters: effects, results, and conclusions.
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