CONFLICT AVOIDANCE & DISPUTE Flashcards

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Name some different forms of ADR?

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Mediation, Negotiation (Adjudication, Arbitration and Litigation)

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Formal forms of ADR?

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Adjudication, Arbitration and Litigation

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What do you need to consider when selecting a form of dispute resolution?

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  • Cost in proportion to claim
  • Timescales
  • Impact on business relationships and reputation
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What is conciliation?

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  • Similar to mediation
  • Independent party to aid agreement
  • Conciliators do not make decisions
  • Conciliator will encourage both sides to come to a decision where as a mediator will suggest solutions.
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What is mediation?

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  • Use of a third party to mediate and guide a decision.
  • Mediation encourages coming together and agreeing
  • Suggests own solution
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What is negotiation?

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When two parties come to an agreement themselves.

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What is adjudication?

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  • UK statutory dispute resolution method
  • Quick process
  • Binding until litigation or arbitration
  • Simplified arbitration process
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What enforces the requirement for a building contract to contain provisions for adjudication?

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Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration act 1996

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What happens if a building contract does not have provisions for dispute resolution?

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  • Statutory right to adjudication assuming the contract qualifies under Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration act 1996
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What is arbitration?

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  • Arbitrator appointed
  • Decision is legally binding
  • Can be overruled by Court of Appeal only
  • Arbitration Act 1996
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Difference between arbitration and litigation?

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  • In order to arbitrate must be an agreement by both parties.
  • Arbitration is a private process.
  • Not in the courts
  • 3 types of arbitration, litigation is presentation of arguments in court.
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Can you give an example of where you have solved a conflict?

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61 CS - hairdresser - noisy working.

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13
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What is a full audit trail?

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  • Keeping record of documentation e.g. approvals
  • Stored in line with ISO requirements
  • Written confirmation (as opposed to verbal)
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14
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What is without prejudice?

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  • Legal tool that limits what previous communication between parties will be shown as evidence in court.
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What is expert determination?

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  • Third party expert will make a final binding decision.
  • Cheaper than litigation
  • Can be taken to court for negligence.
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What is dispute resolution?

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Actions taken to resolve disagreements between parties