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Chapter 19 Self-test questions
Alternative Dispute Resolution
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ADR stands for Alternative _______ Resolution.
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The most formal type of ADR is ___________.
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The Arbitration Act 1996 sets out the three principles under which arbitration must take place.
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Arbitration is a form of consensual ADR.
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Which of the following is the most accurate statement of law?
The decision of the arbitrator is always final.
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The decision of the arbitrator is usually final but can proceed to court with the consent of the arbitrator.
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The decision of the arbitrator is usually final but can be appealed to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division).
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The decision of the arbitrator is usually final and courts will be slow to entertain a challenge to the adjudication.
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Mediation is a form of consensual ADR
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If conciliation breaks down then ADR has failed and the matter must proceed to litigation.
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A judge, when presented with litigation, has the power to adjourn the matter despite the wishes of the parties and 'suggest' they try ADR.
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Lord Justice Briggs suggested the creation of an 'online court' in his review of the structure of the civil courts.
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ADR cannot be used in Family Law proceedings.
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