Appropriate Dispute Resolution

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Appropriate Dispute Resolution is a civilised way of resolving a range of differences and conflicts, with a collection of processes used to resolve conflicts or disputes informally and confidentially. Appropriate Dispute Resolution provides a variety of processes that help parties to resolve disputes without a trial. Appropriate Dispute Resolution processes for civil cases typically include interest-based negotiation, mediation and arbitration. People at various relationship levels encounter differences which if not handled appropriately can escalate into unresolved conflict.

Appropriate Dispute Resolution is usually less formal, less expensive, not adversarial and less time-consuming than a court trial. ADR can also give people more opportunity to determine when and how their disputes will be resolved.

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Madam Serwaa Kanyagui, acting Greater Accra Regional Coordinator, CCADR Programme

Parties at mediation urged to be willing for resolution

Disputing parties who opt for mediation have been advised to be willing for a resolution of their disputes, without which mediation cannot succeed. According to...
One of the sessions in last year's competition

ICC set for 13th Mediation Competition

The 13th edition of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) Mediation Competition, which is the world’s largest moot exclusively devoted to international commercial mediation,...
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Family Business Mediation: Solving Legal Issues without Going to Court

Mediation is often considered an excellent means of conflict resolution for personal or family disputes, but the benefits of mediation extend to more than...
Turkmenistan to go to arbitration over gas dispute with Iran

Turkmenistan to go to arbitration over gas dispute with Iran

Turkmenistan's state-controlled gas company says the Central Asian nation will go to arbitration to settle a gas dispute with Iran. The energy-rich Central Asian nation...
The courts play a critical role in arbitration

Arbitrators gear up for colloquium

Arbitrators in Ghana are gearing up for a national colloquium that would help in redefining the scope of arbitration in the country. Aimed at assessing...
CIETAC handled the highest caseload in 2020..

Arbitration Statistics 2020 – In full sail through the COVID storm

By Dr. Markus Altenkirch and Elias Klodt It is this time of the year again: most major arbitration institutions have published their statistical reports, giving...

The 2023 SIAC Draft Rules: Raising the Bar for Arbitration Efficiency

By Anjali Anchayil & Aiman Singh Kler On 22 August 2023, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (“SIAC”) published the Draft 7th Edition of the SIAC Rules (the “Draft...
Ghana wins maritime boundary dispute against Cote d'Ivoire

Ghana wins maritime boundary dispute against Cote d’Ivoire

The Special Chamber of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) in Hamburg, Germany Saturday ruled in favor of Ghana against Cote d'Ivoire in...
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Savings & Loans Directors undergo Corporate Governance Training

In the quest to enhance the corporate governance practices of savings and loans companies, a training programme to educate Directors of Savings and Loans...
Chief Justice Anin Yeboah

Ghana Courts shutdown in COVID lockdown

The Chief Justice of Ghana, Justice Anin Yeboah has directed that all legal cases in Accra and Kumasi should be adjourned to May and...
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