CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. We will:
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. 7.1. The mediator shall enter upon the mediation as soon as possible after his appointment and shall use his best endeavours to conclude the mediation as expeditiously as possible, but in any event the mediation process shall not continue for more than 42 (forty two) days from the Mediation Commencement Date unless the parties agree otherwise.
7.2. The parties shall at all times give assistance to the mediator to enable the mediation to proceed.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. Parties will comply with all reasonable directions of the mediator in relation to the conduct of the mediation.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. Subject to Rule 21, the mediation, including all preliminary steps, will be conducted in such manner as the mediator considers appropriate having due regard to the nature and circumstances of the Dispute, the agreed goal of an efficient and expeditious resolution of the Dispute and the view of each party as to the conduct of the mediation.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION i. The mediator will be impartial and neutral.
ii. The mediator will not provide legal advice to any party.
iii. The mediator will not make any decisions for any party.
iv. The mediator may hold joint and private sessions.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. 12.1 The Mediator shall decide, when possible in consultation with the Parties, how the Mediation is to be conducted.
12.2 The Parties agree to comply with all requests of the Mediator in relation to the good conduct of the Mediation.
12.3 The Parties agree to use reasonable endeavours to settle the Issues between them and act in good faith before and during the Mediation.
12.4 No transcript or recording shall be made of the Mediation, or any part of it, except with the written consent of all participants, including the Mediator. This shall not prevent the Parties or the Mediator from taking a notes. Such notes shall remain confidential and will be destroyed shortly after the conclusion of the Mediation.
12.5 Any settlement reached in the Mediation shall not be legally binding unless it has been reduced to writing and has been signed by or on behalf of the Parties.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. The Mediator shall decide how the Mediation is to be conducted.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. 2.1. The parties acknowledge that they enter the mediation with a commitment to resolve the dispute by mediation and that they will co-operate and negotiate in all good faith with the Mediator and each other in the conduct of the mediation to achieve a resolution.
2.2. The parties will meet the Mediator at a time and date arranged and agreed by them.
2.3. Prior to the mediation the parties will agree either at a preliminary conference or by telephone or e-mail between themselves and with the Mediator as to:
(a) the collation, exchange and presentation of any documentation necessary to enable the mediation to take place;
(b) the presence of any persons other than the Mediator, Counsel and the parties at the mediation; and
(c) the submission to the Mediator for their confidential information of a short written summary of their case including, if they wish, a suggested proposal for settlement.
2.4. By attending the mediation the parties warrant that they have full authority to settle the dispute.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. 25 The parties will not be bound by any comments, suggestions, or recommendations of the mediator.
CONDUCT OF THE MEDIATION. 26 The parties will not be bound by any comments, suggestions, or recommendations of the mediator. 27 Any agreement between the parties reached at or upon the mediation, in relation to the dispute or any discrete issue therein, is not binding on any party unless and until it is recorded in a written agreement signed by the parties or their legal representatives.
