Ad hoc arbitration is a dispute resolution mechanism in which the parties organise the process themselves, including appointing arbitrators, defining rules, and establishing procedures. This approach does not involve the administration of a specialised arbitration institution. The Latin term ad hoc translates as “for this purpose” or “for this case,” emphasising the temporary and specific nature of this arbitration: the process is organised “from scratch” solely to resolve a particular dispute. What Does Ad Hoc…
