Civil Courts, Appeals And ADR Flashcards

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What does ADR stand for?

A

Alternative dispute resolution

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What relationship benefit does ADR provide compared to court?

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May preserve personal or business relationships

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3
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Which act governs arbitration in the UK?

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The Arbitration Act 1996 provides the legal framework for arbitration in the UK.

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What is the first step required for couples thinking about divorce in relation to ADR?

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Couples seeking divorce must first attend a MIAM to explore resolution options outside of court.

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What is one major benefit of using ADR?

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It is cheaper than going to court

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What does the term ‘negotiation’ in ADR refer to?

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Direct discussion between parties
Negotiation involves the disputing parties discussing their issues directly to arrive at an agreement.

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What is a significant reason that parties may prefer ADR over court litigation?

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It is usually quicker
ADR processes are generally quicker than litigation, allowing for faster resolution of disputes.

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What role does an apology play in the context of ADR?

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Can be obtained through negotiation
ADR offers the possibility of obtaining an apology, which is not typically available through court processes.

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Who put forward the concept of ADR in 1996?

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Lord Wolfe introduced the concept of ADR in his 1996 report, Access to Justice.

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