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    your sewerage pipes. On the other hand you have often taken the fruit from your neighbour’s tree. At a Christmas gathering gone wrong, you both threaten to sue each other. In this dispute, using non-adjudicative processes by Mediation or by using adjudicative processes by litigation can solve the case as the dispute is between two neighbours. The following are the advantages and disadvantages of mediation (Goldberg, Green & Sander 1985) and litigation (Levin & Golash 1985). Advantages of

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    shortcomings, it should not be phased out as a method of resolving disputes within the Victorian justice system. However, in a rapidly modernising society, the traditional method of accessing justice through the courts is not the only option available to disputing parties. In some situations, it may serve potential litigants well if litigation is discouraged and neighbours persuaded to compromise wherever they can using Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) processes. Therefore, there needn’t be a binary between

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    HOW FINAL SHOULD DISPUTE RESOLUTION BE? Intro The number of disputes in the construction industry is rising dramatically but it’s with the secondary disputes, or ‘disputes about disputes’, that this paper is concerned. While they have a professional and social purpose in ensuring that dispute resolution complies with the applicable rules, they naturally give rise to the question addressed in this paper: to what extent should challenges to the process or the result be allowed; or ‘How final should

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    Horne and Mrs. Jane Martell Thank you for your instructions to act for you in the dispute between you and the defendant. I confirm that you wish us to advise you on the dispute resolution methods available to you in this matter and recommend which method we believe will best meet your interests. Please find below an evaluation of all of the methods available to you and our recommendation, given the nature of the dispute. Judicial determination, the first of the available methods, is the most formal

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    Alternative dispute resolution is a procedure settling disputes without litigation by the assistant from the 3rd party. This resolution include negotiation, arbitration, mediation and ombudsmen .The ADR are increasingly being utilized in disputes that would otherwise result in litigation, including high profile labour disputes, divorce actions, and personal injury claims. Normally, it is very preferable as it is a very low cost and time save scheme for peoples and business to resolve dispute. Furthermore

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    1) Alternative Dispute resolution or ADR refers to any sort of action that is utilize instead of a court of action. The following are advantages to alternative dispute resolution. One of this advantages is that it allows both parties to obtain some sort of gain because in a court of action only party would be the beneficiary. Another benefit is that the process would not be as bureaucratic as it would be on court of action where representatives of the company would also focus on the case and not

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    This paper is to critically discuss two alternative dispute resolution processes, which are the negotiation and mediation. The importance of these two alternative dispute resolution processes is mainly related to various noticeable benefits associated comparing to the traditional litigation process (Ruh, 2015). Specifically, it is to discuss the different strategies for negotiation, which can be applicable to the dispute between Johnny, Sally, and David. Thus, David is to be advised of the most effective

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    Dispute Resolutions Many people go to litigation for resolving disputes without knowing the alternatives that may possibly be more beneficial to them. The textbook, “Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Conflict Diagnosis Approach” is a great book that defines and explains the different types of dispute resolutions that can be used to settle a conflict. Some of the dispute resolutions discussed in the book are suitable for specific disputes. And the different type of dispute resolutions has different

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    In this essay I will address what alternative dispute resolution is and the different types of it. ADR stands for Alternative dispute resolution is something that provides an alternative way of settling civil disputes than the traditional way using the courts. The main forms of Alternative dispute resolution are being arbitration, adjudication mediation and conciliation, however in the United Kingdom the most commonly used alternative dispute resolutions are arbitration and mediation but adjudication

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    ABSTRACT Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is revolting the fight against the barriers of traditional judiciary where people have stopped expecting any kind of disposal of cases and justice. ODR, sometimes referred to as Online ADR, uses the modes and techniques of ADR i.e. arbitration, mediation etc. online to resolve the disputes. With the expanding number of mobile and internet users, it is likely that ODR will be preferred for dispute resolution especially the e-commerce sector. Therefore, the

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