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General aspects regarding mediation. Mediation carried out by WIPO
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Gabriela Gyongy MIHUŢ
Lector univ.
Article published in number 4/2009
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World Trade Globalisation and the big cost and delays in court procedures  leaded at the development of more flexible alternative disputes resolution procedures as un alternative to court procedures govern by the laws of one state. Thus have been developed  alternative disputes resolution procedures  like  mediation, rent‑a ‑judge, summary judgement with jury, ombuds, arbitration and others, known as parties’s procedures which are  more flexible and have the advantage of  low administration fee . Any settlement is agreed by the parties and is based on the parties’ interests. Thus mediation offers the  opportunity for finding a solution by reference also to business interests and not just to the strict legal rights and obligations of the parties. Any settlement agreement is binding between the parties and is enforceable.  WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center has been found in 1994 in Geneva . It has mediated  a wide variety of conflictes involving intellectual property including trademark coexistence agreements, patent, know‑how, technology ‑sensitive  employment contracts, software licenses, publishing music and film contracts, so on. That is why mediation will become one of the most used procedures .
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