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The Lord Chief Justice arms himself with a hammer for his first mediation

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The Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales speaks out at the Civil Mediation Council Conference last week;

"My opponent and I turned up at the County Court armed with an abundance of authorities because we had to address limitation periods, laches, injunctive relief, indeed just about every facet of civil justice. In the end we negotiated a settlement in which he and I, not the judge, went to the land and armed not with books but with hammers and stakes literally pegged out the property into equal halves. The case was settled. In truth my opponent and I had acted as mediators...

The mediation process, could, unless danger is recognised and addressed, particularly if it is part of the court process, may eventually, and quite unintentionally, and by unforeseen accretion become increasingly formalised and procedural. It really must not eventually become just one more part of the expensive process that all of us are trying to avoid." [read more]

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Full post as published by mediator blah...blah... on May 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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