Mediation and the Trial Civil Procedure Reforms practice direction调解和民事审判程序改革的实践方向.ppt

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Mediation and the Trial Civil Procedure Reforms practice direction调解和民事审判程序改革的实践方向.ppt

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Mediation and the Trial Civil Procedure Reforms practice direction调解和民事审判程序改革的实践方向

Mediation and the Trial Civil Procedure Reforms practice direction Law Society of the Northern Territory Steve Walsh QC Alistair Wyvill SC Practice Direction No 6 of 2009 Trial Civil Procedure Reforms The objectives of this part are... to enable parties to avoid litigation by agreeing a settlement of the claim before the commencement of proceedings. (para.3.2) Parties to a potential dispute should follow a reasonable procedure, suitable to their particular circumstances, which is intended to avoid litigation. (para.4) Practice Direction No 6 of 2009Trial Civil Procedure Reforms (cont.) The plaintiffs letter should state... (if this is so) that the plaintiff wishes to enter into mediation or another alternative method of dispute resolution. (para.6.6) If the defendant does not accept the claim or part of it, the response should... state whether the defendant is prepared to enter into mediation or another alternative method of dispute resolution. (para.10.5) Practice Direction No 6 of 2009Trial Civil Procedure Reforms (cont.) The parties should consider whether some form of alternative dispute resolution procedure would be more suitable than litigation, and if so, endeavour to agree which form to adopt. Both the plaintiff and defendant may be required by the Court to provide evidence that alternative means of resolving their dispute were considered. The Courts take the view that litigation should be a last resort, and that claims should not be issued prematurely when a settlement is still actively being explored. Parties are warned that if this paragraph is not followed then the Court may have regard to such conduct when determining costs. (para.11) Practice Direction No 6 of 2009Trial Civil Procedure Reforms (cont.) If, in the opinion of the Court, non-compliance with this Part has led to the commencement of proceedings which might otherwise not have needed to be commenced, or has led to delay or costs being incurred in the proceedings that might othe