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What are the 3 main processes available in resolving disputes?
Negotiation – problem solving efforts of the parties
Mediation or reconciliation – 3rd party intervention which does not bind the parties to a decision but assists them to resolve difficulties
Adjudication process – an outcome is determined by a third party, such as litigation and arbitration
What are the advantages of Alternative Dispute Resolution Procedures? Name 6
Speed –quicker than lengthy court proceedings
Informality – outside of court
Negotiation - greater opportunity for negotiation
Cost – less money spent on professional fees for litigation
Quality – of the decision making, outcome made by surveyor and not a judge
Confidentiality
What is mediation?
Use of a neutral mediator who facilitates discussions between 2 parties to find a solution
Confident and informal process
Has no decision making authority and cannot impose a resolution under the 2 parties
RICS Guidance Note in Mediation 2014
What is arbitration?
Quasi-judicial role in accordance with Arbitration Act 1996
Parties are bound by the decision
They can order a hearing or consider written representatives
Will have specialist knowledge of the subject area
Can’t be sued for negligence, but decision can be over ruled by Court of Appeal on point of law only.
Must have passed Chartered Institute of Arbitrator Exams
PACT (Prof Arbitration on Court Terms) is a form of arbitration use for lease renewal disputes.
What is an independent expert?
Is appointed by the two parties or president of the RICS
RICS GN – Independent Expert Determination 2016
Parties bound by decision
They are appointed to investigate the dispute and receive evidence from both parties
They can use their own opinion or evidence to decide upon award
Offers speed and specialist knowledge
Who is the duty of care to for an expert witness?
To the court or other dispute resolution panel.
Who pays for an expert witness?
The client
What is an expert witness to provide?
Objective and unbiased opinion related to their experience
What case sets out rules of a success related fee?
Gardiner and Theobald v Jackson 2018 – success related fee is inappropriate
What is ‘hot tubbing’?
Where experts are sworn into cases alongside each other and are given the chance to ask each other questions.
What are the main areas of difference between an arbitrator and expert?
Disclosure
Evidence
Appeal
Law
Negligence
Outcome
Costs
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Conflict Avoidance and Dispute Resolution Procedures
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Conflict Avoidance and Dispute Resolution Procedures
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