Arbitration Courts are specialized legal bodies that resolve disputes outside of traditional court systems. They provide a more flexible and often faster alternative for parties seeking to settle conflicts, particularly in commercial matters. The process typically involves an arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators who listen to both sides and make a binding decision. These courts are commonly used in various sectors, including business, construction, and international trade. The arbitration process is usually governed by specific rules and agreements made by the parties involved, ensuring that the resolution is tailored to their needs while maintaining fairness.