Dispute settlers can bring quick relief

Article Abstract:

Some 80% of cases heard by mediators achieve a negotiated agreement. It can save money and time but it is not suitable for all disputes, such as when a legal principle is involved. A mediator must not take sides during a dispute. The mediator is an independent party who helps the parties in dispute resolve their problems and agree on how they intend to remedy the situation. The result of mediation is binding once it has been written into a contract. The cost of a mediator is around 1,550 to 2,500 pounds sterling per day plus administration fees.

United Kingdom, Study and teaching, Mediation

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How to avoid litigation

Article Abstract:

Recommendations to clients, surveyors and lawyers on how to avoid litigation are presented. Among the key points to be considered are: the use of clear language for drafting, taking professional advice early on when seeking to operate a break clause, and considering alternative forms of dispute resolution.

Methods

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Necessary implication

Article Abstract:

Implied terms in contracts are assessed from the perspective of the property industry. Legal implications are evaluated.

Real estate, Real property, Form of contract

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