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1.
Which are the four correct methods of ADR?
o A.
Arbitration
o B.
Negotiation
o C.
Conciliation
o D.
Legislation
o E.
Mediation
2.
Which are the correct advantages of Negotiation?
o A.
Its Quick
o B.
Cheap Process
o C.
Privacy
o D.
o E.
Lack of certainty
3.
Do the parties have to meet in mediation?
o A.
Yes
o B.
No
4.
Whats a typical cost of Mediation services?
o A.
o B.
o C.
o D.
5.
Whats the similarity with mediation and conciliation?
o A.
o B.
6.
Whats an arbitrators role?
o A.
o B.
o C.
o D.
7.
Which are the correct disadvantages of Arbitration?
o A.
Legal point
o B.
Fees expensive
o C.
Limited appeal
o D.
Delays
o E.
Flexible
8.
What does ADR actually stand for?
o A.
o B.
o C.
1.
What are the four methods of ADR?
2.
Which method is the least formal?
o A.
Conciliation
o B.
Negotiation
o C.
Arbitration
o D.
Mediation
3.
What method is the most formal?
o A.
Conciliation
o B.
Mediation
o C.
Negotiation
o D.
Arbitration
4.
In arbitration, can parties use lawyers?
o A.
Yes
o B.
No
5.
Which method is usually the first one people use?
o A.
Mediation
o B.
Arbitration
o C.
Negotiation
o D.
Conciliation
6.
About 70% of the states have adopted the Uniform Arbitration Act, which promotes
arbitration of disputes at the state level.
Mediation
A neutral third party assists the parties in trying to settle the case, often expressing his
opinion as a means to reach agreement.
Conciliation Parties hire a neutral person to help them resolve their dispute.
Which provision of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1980 specifically provides for the settlement of disputes
through Alternative Dispute Resolution?
a) There is no specific provision of CPC providing for alternative dispute resolution.
c) Section 89 of the CPC expressly provides for settlement of disputes through alternative dispute
resolution.
d) It is not the CPC, but rather, the Arbitration Act of 1987 which is the governing law on alternative
dispute resolution in the country today.
8. Which of the following most accurately describes the requirements of a valid arbitration agreement
under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996?
a) There is no need for parties to a dispute to frame an arbitration agreement under the Arbitration Act,
1996
b) The parties need not concern themselves with validity of the arbitration agreement.
c) The provisions of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, do not apply to such agreements.
d) The arbitration agreement must be valid as per the Contract Act, and the parties must be competent
to contract.
a.negotiation
b.mediation
c.small claims court
d.arbitration
3. What of the following describes the role of the mediator?
7. Positional bargaining
a.when the parties respect the mediator and communicate on a personal level
b.when all parties are willing to divide everything in half
c.when the issues and parties are limited in number and parties can communicate
d.when the parties already have a fixed position going into negotiation
12. ADR generally takes more time to resolve disputes than courtroom litigation.
15. In negotiations a neutral third party must be involved to resolve the dispute.
16. The Federal Rules of Evidence encourage private dispute resolution by forbidding the
admission at trial of statements made during settlement offers.
17. Listening, observing, and analyzing are skills involved in successful fact-finding.
20. The decision that emerges from ADR should be reduced to writing.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS(1 point each) Choose the best answer for each of the
following questions.
1. Arbitration is :
a.binding upon the parties
1. Under what legal theories might a mediator be potentially held liable by the parties to
mediation?
a.negligence
b.breach of contract
c.defamation
a.judgment
b.verdict
c.award
d.arbitrage
1. If an arbitrator goes beyond the agreement to arbitrate, and passes judgment on other
issues not included in the agreement, the award can be attacked as being:
b.ultra vires
d.quantum meruit
b.give the lawyersan advance assessment of what a jury might do in a given case
c.mediation is avoided
1. A mini-trial is
1.Most labor grievances are settled by arbitration provided for in the collective bargaining
agreement.
2.The doctrines of res judicata and collateral estoppel apply to arbitration awards.
4.Parties are not allowed to hire a private judge, as that subverts the integrity of the judicial
system.
5.Discovery, at a mini trial, is usually brief but should be significant enough for each side to
appreciate the key issues involved.
6.Early neutral evaluation involves a court-appointed lawyer who looks at the substance of
the dispute early in the process.
8.Magistrates, special masters, and neutral experts are sometimes appointed by the court in
complex cases.
10.An ethical issue may arise when an arbitrator deals with repeat parties.