border terminal arbitration procedure

Quelle: https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/arbit_e/arbit_e.htm

TL;DR

A border terminal arbitration procedure is a formal, binding arbitration process specifically designed to resolve disputes arising from operations and handling at border terminals (for example customs clearance, terminal services, freight handling). The aim is to provide a quick, binding resolution in a neutral arbitral forum for conflicts among involved parties such as carriers, terminal operators, freight forwarders, or customs …

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