Parties may submit a specific dispute involving a contractual provision to arbitration through the use of a if a contract does not provide for arbitration.
A)Suggested ADR resolution clause
B)Submission agreement
C)Binding arbitration clause
D)Binding mediatory clause
E)The parties may not submit a specific dispute to arbitration if the contract does not provide for arbitration

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A)If a contract does not contain a binding arbitration clause,parties may secure arbitration by entering into a submission agreement,a contract providing that a specific dispute will be resolved through arbitration.
B)If a contract does not contain a binding arbitration clause,parties may secure arbitration by entering into a submission agreement,a contract providing that a specific dispute will be resolved through arbitration.
C)If a contract does not contain a binding arbitration clause,parties may secure arbitration by entering into a submission agreement,a contract providing that a specific dispute will be resolved through arbitration.
D)If a contract does not contain a binding arbitration clause,parties may secure arbitration by entering into a submission agreement,a contract providing that a specific dispute will be resolved through arbitration.
E)If a contract does not contain a binding arbitration clause,parties may secure arbitration by entering into a submission agreement,a contract providing that a specific dispute will be resolved through arbitration.

Parties May Submit a Specific Dispute Involving a Contractual Provision