Enforce Arbitrator's Award

The video explains how arbitrator's awards are treated similarly to judgments in most jurisdictions. It discusses the process of certifying these awards and the variations in methods across different jurisdictions. The video also highlights the mechanisms available through the civil system to enforce an arbitrator's award.

How do most jurisdictions treat an arbitrator's award?

• As a non-binding decision

• As a suggestion

• As a judgment

• As a casual agreement

What is required to execute an arbitrator's award in most jurisdictions?

• A notarized letter

• A public announcement

• A certified filing with the clerk of courts

• A verbal agreement

What might some jurisdictions require to enforce an arbitrator's award?

• A contract action based on the arbitrator's decision

• A personal guarantee

• A media release

• A public vote

What is the main point about enforcing an arbitrator's award?

• It requires international approval

• It is automatically enforced

• There is a civil system mechanism for enforcement

• It is impossible to enforce

What does the civil system provide for an arbitrator's award?

• A platform to debate it

• A mechanism to enforce it

• A method to ignore it

• A way to delay it