Initial Preparations Sample Clauses

Initial Preparations. After the receiving the case file for the economic dispute from the OEDR or UEDR, mediator, or mediation committee, it will face an initial examination in order to encourage and create the conditions to encourage and create conditions conducive for the litigants to come to an agreement, as follows: 1) The mediator or mediation committee examines the dispute for which it responsible and determine what the issues are, who the litigants are, in what type of business they are engaging, the cause of the dispute, the claims and issues of the claimant they desire settled, and so forth. 2) Each litigant is then summoned once again if it is deemed that the dispute still has a main issue which is unclear. The mediator will coordinate with the staff of the OEDR or UEDR to issue such summonses for each of the litigants or their agents and any other relevant persons in order that they may make any additions. If, however, it is necessary to summon the two litigants in together to meet and discuss the matter, that is also possible because they are still trying to determine the wishes of each party and information on the means specified to assist each litigant. Each litigant has the obligation to cooperation and it is up to them to find or provide the relevant information and evidence. If it is deemed that there is a main point still requiring clarification, further information must be collected. The mediator must consult with and request this from the litigant to whom this issue pertains. The mediator may also collect further information and evidence with the consent of the litigant. 3) The date, time, and location must be specified for the dispute to be resolved. If the mediator deems that the content of each main issue in the case file of the dispute is incomplete or insufficient and when the mediation has taken place, the mediator may then inform and coordinate with the OEDR or UEDR officials to prepare summonses for the litigants or their agents in order that mediation may commence. 4) If coordination is to take place with the OEDR or UEDR for the summonses for the litigants, their agents responsible, or another participant, then it must take place three working days in advance of the mediation session.
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