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Access to Justice by Means of Arbitration in Roman Law

The evolution of Roman law and the continuous changes in legal institutions were reflected in the field of dispute resolution. The legal changes that substantially affected dispute resolution occurred in a specific way. The overall changes to the existing paradigm of civil procedure and dispute resolution did not happen all at once. These events were rare and always represented the final result of a slow and long-lasting historical process which was deeply affected by social changes. If they are carefully observed, all major ‘revolutions’ in Roman civil procedure can be described as attempts to facilitate access to justice and increase the number of people entitled to seek judicial protection.

Roman law, arbitration, procedure, access to justice

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