Breaking the deadlock

Article Abstract:

The move of the UK Government to focus resources on ADR indicates that it might not be long before the correct and inevitable conclusion is drawn by policy-maters that the nation requires mandatory systems of court attached ADR in civil cases. However, entrenched opposition by some senior and influential judges means that it is extremely difficult to argue with any prospect of success that ADR would need to be mandatory, as the Government is not quite at the point where it accepts the need for mandatory references.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Legal Aid & Fee Reimbursmt, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Costs (Law), Legal fees, Legal history, Legal aid

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UNCITRAL's Model Law on international commercial conciliation

Article Abstract:

The report suggests the drafting of a Document of Recommendation instead of revision of the Model law that will provide guidance to states adopting the Model Conciliation Law.

International politics, International relations, International mediation, United Nations. Commission on International Trade Law, Conciliation (Civil procedure)

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Bricks without straw: arbitration in Roman Britain

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the dispute resolution during the Roman administration of Britain and its influence latter on the development of arbitration in Anglo-Saxon Britain.

History, Dispute resolution (Law), British history, Colonial administration, Roman Britain, 43-449

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