The launch last April of the Department for Constitutional Affairs’ (DCA’s) latest and most radical court mediation scheme, the opt-out scheme, should have meant the courts were now proactively adopting mediation as a means to resolve disputes. But are they?
“I am not prepared to consider the request of one of the parties for mediation. I see little point in going down that route as one party wants to deal with the matter by trial.”
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