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How effective would ADR be to the parties potentially involved in your three chosen examples?
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How effective would ADR be to the parties potentially involved in your three chosen examples? Is the fear that ADR brings about 'second class justice' realised in your three chosen examples? There are a number of official routes that disputing parties may take to resolve their differences, which do not involve the formality of a courtroom. These methods include the use of tribunals, mediation, arbitration, negotiation or Ombudsmen and can be more inquisitorial, less adversarial than the traditional court centred approach. These routes are called Alternative Dispute Resolution, and the three methods that will be focused upon in this essay are mediation, arbitration and the use of an Ombudsman. Mediation is a practical way of resolving disputes in situations where the hostile parties have to maintain some kind of ongoing relationship. A neutral third party helps them reach their own decision, so this could involve neighbours contesting which household should bear financial...
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