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What is dispute resolution? |
Actions to resolve contractual disagreements between parties. |
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Name some different forms of ADR? |
Mediation |
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What is Conciliation? |
Dispute resolution similar to mediation. |
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What is Mediation? |
ADR form of bringing in separate impartial third party to mediate and guide a decision which optimises the parties’ needs. |
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What is the different between mediation and conciliation? |
Mediation attempts to bring parties together and agree based on a careful approach which best suits both parties. |
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What is negotiation? |
Parties may through an informal private or facilitated negotiation process agree to settle the dispute either at a high level or in detail and agree to be bound by this settlement
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What is your most successful negotiation? |
Haven’t had many as most conducted at a higher level. |
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What could indicate the success of a negotiation on a final account? |
Both parties come away happy, costs agreed within cost report budgets. |
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What is adjudication? |
UK statutory dispute resolution procedure Relatively quick process from submission of referral |
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What enforces the requirement for a building contract to contain provisions for adjudication? |
The Housing grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996. |
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What if a building contract does not contain provisions for adjudication? |
Parties have the statutory right to adjudication assuming the contract qualifies under the construction act. |
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What is arbitration, how does it work? |
Arbitration is a procedure for the resolution of disputes which is under the control of the parties. |
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Can you explain in detail the difference between arbitration and litigation procedures? Firstly arbitration: |
Governed by Arbitration Act 1996 |
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Secondly litigation: |
Litigation: Presentation of arguments in court. |
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Why do you think the JCT2005 suite of contracts has dropped arbitration in favour of litigation as a form of dispute resolution? |
Arbitration is intended to be better but rarely works out cheaper. |
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What else? |
As mediation as been encouraged, less disputes reach courts and as such courts are more free which in turn reduced timescales.
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