Director Harris Nupen Molebatsi Attorneys
Mediation Practice in the Magistrates Courts
Mediation Practice in the Magistrates' Courts is a practice guide to mediation covering the new Court Annexed Mediation RulesMediation Practice in the Magistrates' Courts provides guidance for attorneys who
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Mediation Practice in the Magistrates' Courts is a practice guide to mediation covering the new Court Annexed Mediation RulesMediation Practice in the Magistrates' Courts provides guidance for attorneys who wish to add mediation practice to their service. The book also provides guidance for any disputing parties who wish to make use of the Magistrates Court mediation services as the means to resolve their civil disputes. This must have practice guide explains how to prepare for mediation and how to conduct the negotiations when they are at the mediation table. The book also deals with the recent introduction of mediation rules into the South African Magistrate Courts whereby mediation became available as method of dispute resolution. The book includes the relevant Magistrate Court Mediation Rules, Forms and the applicable tariffs.
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Director Harris Nupen Molebatsi Attorneys
Former Civil and Criminal Magistrate
Table of contents
CHAPTER_1 - Mediation practice in South Africa: A brief historical account
CHAPTER 2 - Dispute resolution
CHAPTER 3 - What is mediation
CHAPTER 4 - Benefits mediation
CHAPTER 5 - Should mediation be mandatory in civil cases?
CHAPTER 6 - The attorneys role in mediation: Case analysis
CHAPTER 7 - The attorneys role in mediation: when to go to mediation
CHAPTER 8 - The attorney's role in mediation: the overall picture
CHAPTER 9 - Basic negotiations skills
CHAPTER 10 - Tricks and pitfalls in the negotiations
CHAPTER 11 - Keeping a negotiation notebook
CHAPTER 12 - Confidentiality and privilege
CHAPTER 13 - The law, ethics and etiquette of mediation
CHAPTER 14 - Introduction to the mediation process
PART 15 - The Mediation Rules
CHAPTER 16 - The functions and duties of the mediation clerk
CHAPTER 17 - The terms of the mediation agreement
CHAPTER 18 - Preparing for the mediation
CHAPTER 19 - The mediator in the Magistrates Court
CHAPTER 20 - The mediator's qualifications and code of conduct
CHAPTER 21 - An assessment guide or checklist for mediators