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What is defined as the geographical location where a legal case is tried?
What is defined as the geographical location where a legal case is tried?
Which term refers to the written agreement to submit disputes to arbitration?
Which term refers to the written agreement to submit disputes to arbitration?
What does the New York Convention govern?
What does the New York Convention govern?
What type of ADR process combines both mediation and arbitration?
What type of ADR process combines both mediation and arbitration?
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In ADR, what is a Roster?
In ADR, what is a Roster?
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What does 'Adjudication' refer to in legal terms?
What does 'Adjudication' refer to in legal terms?
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Which term describes a resolution of a dispute by mutual agreement?
Which term describes a resolution of a dispute by mutual agreement?
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What is the primary function of 'Mediation' in dispute resolution?
What is the primary function of 'Mediation' in dispute resolution?
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What does 'Arbitration' involve?
What does 'Arbitration' involve?
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What is a 'Complainant' in legal terms?
What is a 'Complainant' in legal terms?
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What does 'Jurisdiction' refer to?
What does 'Jurisdiction' refer to?
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What signifies the 'Statute of Limitations'?
What signifies the 'Statute of Limitations'?
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What is meant by 'Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)'?
What is meant by 'Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)'?
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Study Notes
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- It is a group of methods for resolving disputes without litigation.
- Examples of ADR methods include mediation, arbitration, and conciliation.
- Mediation involves a neutral third party (mediator) who helps the parties reach a voluntary settlement.
- Arbitration involves a neutral third party (arbitrator) who hears both sides and renders a decision.
- Conciliation involves a neutral third party who helps the parties reach a settlement but does not make a decision.
ADR and Legal Terms
- Amicable settlement: an agreement resolving a dispute through mutual consent.
- Arbitration Agreement: A pre-dispute agreement to resolve future disputes through arbitration.
- Arbitration Award: The final decision made by an arbitrator in an arbitration proceeding.
- Confidential Information: Information protected from disclosure during ADR proceedings.
- Court: The judicial body overseeing the resolution of legal disputes.
- Government Agency: A government entity involved in legal matters or enforcing regulations.
- Model Law: A framework of rules for arbitration adopted by various jurisdictions.
- Proceedings: The steps taken in a legal or ADR case.
- Roster: A list of qualified ADR providers or arbitrators.
- Special ADR Rules: Specific regulations governing ADR procedures.
International Arbitration
- New York Convention: An international treaty governing the recognition and enforcement of arbitration awards.
- Convention Award: A decision recognized and enforced under the New York Convention.
- Non-Convention Award: An arbitration award not covered by the New York Convention.
- Non-Convention State: A country not part of the New York Convention.
Other ADR Methods
- Early Neutral Evaluation: A process where a neutral expert assesses the strengths and weaknesses of a case.
- Mediation-Arbitration: A hybrid process combining mediation and arbitration.
- Mini-Trial: A structured dispute resolution process that simulates a trial.
- Court-Annexed Mediation: Mediation facilitated by the court as part of the litigation process.
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Description
This quiz explores the essential concepts and methods of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). It covers key terms like mediation, arbitration, and conciliation, highlighting their roles in resolving disputes outside of court. Test your understanding of ADR processes and legal terminology.
