The principle of peaceful dispute resolution requires participants in an obligations relationship to strive to resolve disputes through coordination, mediation, or other peaceful means.⁶⁰

This principle encourages parties in legal relationships to seek dispute resolutions outside the courts, in a peaceful manner. Its primary goal is to reduce the burden on the judicial system, lower costs and time commitments, and promote cooperation between parties. It encourages parties to establish dialogue and seek solutions that align with their interests. This may include negotiations, mediation, arbitration, or other alternative dispute resolution methods.