10-Other forms of dispute resolution Flashcards

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Apart from the Courts, what are the other main forms of dispute resolution?

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1) Tribunals

2) Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)

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What is a tribunal?

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Less formal than courts. Forums used instead of a court for deciding certain types of disputes.

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Less formal than courts. Forums used instead of a court for deciding certain types of disputes.

What is this a definition of?

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Tribunals

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What is the role of tribunals?

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To enforce rights which have been granted through social and welfare legislation.

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What Act most recently reformed the Tribunals?

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Tribunals, Courts and Enforcements Act 2007

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How does the Tribunal process work?

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Supreme Court
           ^
Court of Appeal
           ^
Upper Tribunal
           ^
First-tier tribunal
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How many divisions are there in the First-tier tribunal?

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7

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What are the divisions of the First-tier tribunal?

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1) Social entitlement
2) Health, edu and social care
3) War Pensions and armed forces
4) General regulatory
5) Tax
6) Land/ property/ housing
7) Asylum and immigration

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How many divisions are in the Upper Tribunal?

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4

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What are the divisions of the Upper Tribunal?

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1) Administrative appeals-cases from first 3 chambers of first-tier tribunal
2) Tax and chancery
3) Lands
4) Asylum and immigration

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Where are appeals from the Upper Tribunal heard?

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Court of Appeal

and subsequently…

the Supreme Court

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What are some advantages to Tribunals?

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1) Cheaper (than Court)
2) Quicker (than Court)
3) Informal
4) Conducted by experts in the area

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Who represents applicants in a Tribunal?

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Themselves generally

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In what way is a Tribunal more likely to benefit from expertise?

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Because 2 experts in the field consult the judge in each Tribunal.

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What are some disadvantages of tribunals?

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1) Lack of funding-legal aid not available
2) More formal than ADR
3) Potential for delay

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What are the two main forms of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)?

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1) Negotiation

2) Mediation

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What are some advantages of ADR?

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1) Private

2) Less costly than Court

18
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What is meant by mediation?

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Where a neutral party presides over a settlement between two different parties.

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Where a neutral party presides over a settlement between two conflicting parties.

What is this a definition of?

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Mediation

20
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Negotiation and Mediation are examples of what type of dispute resolution?

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Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)