Bringing The Technology to Be Applied with Arbitration

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Pinit Tipmanee, Sireekarn Yooruang,

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The objectives of this paper were to: (1) study principles and regulations of E-Arbitration in Thailand; (2) study process of E-arbitration in Thailand, China and United States of America; (3) compare legal measures for E-arbitration in Thailand with foreign countries; and (4) find guidelines of legal measures for e-arbitration in Thailand. This paper is qualitative research with a method of documentary research. Data used for investigation are from the THAC of Online Disputes Resolution Rules B.E. 2563(A.D. 2020) and the laws in foreign countries such as the United States of America, People’s Republic of China and related laws, books, articles, academic papers, research, thesis, and information from the Internet, both in Thai and English. The results of the research were as in the followings: (1) the process of E-arbitration is not accessed by people; and (2) the process of E-arbitration is not efficient. Therefore, the researcher suggests that E-arbitration should be the suitable legal measures in Thailand.

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