Conflict Avoidance Flashcards

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What is the dilapidations protocol?

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The DP sets out the process that the court expects you to take in relation to disputes prior to the commencement of litigation.

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What are the timeframes under the dilapidations protocal?

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Schedule issued within 56 days
Response issued back within 56 days
Arrange a meeting onsite within 28 days

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Name the forms of ADR?

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Adjudication
Arbitration
Mediation

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What is mediation?

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  • Instruct a mediator to help engage in meaningful dialogue.
  • The role of the mediator is to facilitate effective negotiation and focus on the issues.
    Pros - cost effective and flexible, and less formal. Requires a collaborative approach.
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What is Arbitration?

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  • Where both parties agree for a decision to be made by an independant arbitrator.
  • Formal proceeding, similar to court however it is private and confidential.
  • Pros - quicker and more cost effective than going to court
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What is adjudication?

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  • Most common form
  • Parties give evidence to an adjudicator who makes a decision on their behalf
  • ## 28 day period for adjudication, however this can be extended by a further 14 days or longer if both parties agree
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What is expert determination?

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  • Similar to arbitration, however focused on more of a technical dispute as opposed to a legal dispute.
  • The decision can be binding or non-binding
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Why is it important to set out limitations and exclusions within terms of engagement?

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It reduces the potential of dispute due to not including something within your advice.

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What is Savills Complaints Handling Procedure?

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  • The person who initially dealt with the matter should try to resolve the issue before it becomes a formal written complaint in which the CHP applies.
    CHP Procedure
    Step 1 - Notify CHO who will send a letter within 5 days giving details of our CHP and nominate a specific person to handling the complaint. They will also log the complaint within the complaints log.
    Step 2 - Reviewer must submit a writteen response to the complainant within 10 days of the initial letter
  • Within the response it says if the complainant is disastified they can escale to Complaints Supervisor (CHarlotte Fairman) or and if still unhappy to redress scheme.
  • Redress schemes available are:
    Business to Business Complaints = Prperty redress scheme, Mediation through CEDR, or, IDRS.
    Consumer Complaints - The property redress scheme

Note: All correspondance should be checked by the CHO before being sent out.

Reviewer is encourage to have a face to face discussion with the complainant.

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Who is Savills Complaints Handling Officer?

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Charlotte Fairman

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What are the insurance obligations on receipt of a complaint?

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My Firms guidlines and insurances require notification to be given to the insurer if it is deemed that a complaint may lead to a claim.

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