Document background
The Conflict Resolution Agreement is a crucial document used in Indonesian business and legal practice when parties seek to establish a formal framework for resolving disputes outside of court litigation. This agreement becomes relevant when parties anticipate or experience conflicts and wish to define a clear, mutually agreed process for resolution. It is particularly important in the Indonesian context, where alternative dispute resolution is encouraged by the legal system and business culture. The document incorporates provisions compliant with Indonesian law, particularly Law No. 30 of 1999, and can be customized to address various types of disputes, from commercial disagreements to organizational conflicts. It typically includes detailed procedures for mediation or other resolution methods, timeframes, cost arrangements, and enforcement mechanisms, while respecting local legal requirements and business practices.
