1DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN UNITED KINGDOM
Adjudication was necessary because it is considered as a swift and inexpensive process of
resolving a dispute. Since time immemorial, the process of adjudication was used to solve
disputes between parties as it proved to be less expensive than other processes of dispute
resolution. Process of adjudication has been considered to be an alternative process of dispute
resolution especially in cases of Construction Contracts. In this regard, it is noteworthy to
mention here that the process of adjudication which was involved was swift and straightforward
however certain obligations were observed. The dispute procedures in the contract should have
been clearly stated by the parties to dispute at the beginning of the project which would generally
include an agreed approach regarding the decisions of adjudication that will be binding upon
them. However, in this regard, after making decisions involving adjudication, consideration has
to be made by the parties regarding the nature of the decision as when it will be binding on each
party. The party in whose favor the decision has been granted should particularly consider that
whether the proceedings of the Court are essential in order to protect the outcomes of
adjudication. However, the decision of the adjudicator can also be binding upon the parties in
order to add conclusiveness to the decision provided.
Some unexpected difficulties and potential issues have been observed in the
interpretation of the Act. It is required on the part of the parties to dispute to address the issues
that have been identified instead of going through lengthy court proceedings for further
clarification which are generally expensive. In this regard, the difficulties can be addressed
however, it is important to identify the issues related with it. The most important issue that has
been identified is regarding the nominations of the panel which is of utmost importance. In this
regard, it is noteworthy to mention here that if such unexpected difficulties and potential
problems has not been identified and rectified at the same time, then the application of the

Analysis of Dispute Resolution Through Adjudication in the UK Law.