ADR QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Our Experienced Practitioner, Mr Jonathan Mitchell (Western Cape Regional Chairman), will present this interactive online workshop as part of the Association’s ongoing mission to provide regular upskilling opportunities for everyone with an interest in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and answer your questions.
Join us for this interactive event, expand your skills and expand your knowledge. Be prepared to join an intensive discussion.
Topics for Discussion
The following topics are for discussion, debate and deliberation at the workshop:
- What must be included in a Notice of Arbitration?
- What is a “Sealed Offer”?
- If a “Sealed Offer” is only valid for acceptance by a specified date, and such date has passed by the time the Arbitrator opens same, after publishing his Award, does the content of the “Sealed Offer” still have an effect on the award of costs?
- Should the Respondent file a Response to the Notice of Arbitration?
- If so, what should it contain?
- What if Respondent fails to file a Response?
- May the Arbitral Proceedings continue without a Response?
- Does the Arbitrator have the power to rule on his/her own jurisdiction?
- How many Interim Awards may an Arbitrator publish before his Final Award?
- May an Arbitrator make an Interim Award without hearing oral evidence?
- If an Arbitrator’s Interim Award is being taken on review in the High Court, should the Arbitrator stay the proceedings for the remaining issues in the main Arbitration?
- May an Arbitrator make an order for Specific Performance?
- Is there a time limit imposed on an Arbitrator, should he/she wish to correct a clerical mistake in his/her Award?
- What are “wasted costs” in an Arbitration and who should be held liable to pay them?
- May Arbitration Notices be served/transmitted by WhatsApp?
- May an Arbitrator receive evidence given by Affidavit?
Who Should Attend?
- ADR practitioners (arbitrators, adjudicators, mediators);
- Contract consultants;
- Claims consultants;
- Party representatives;
- Contractors;
- Employers;
- Project Managers;
- Insurance practitioners;
- Legal practitioners;
- Anybody involved in or interested in ADR.
Venue
Attend online via Zoom.
Cost (Incl. VAT)
Association Members: R0.00
ACPM, BIArb, CESA, MBA, RICS, SAICE and WISA Members: R50.00
Non-members: R100.00
Students, university students, candidate attorneys, pupil advocates and professional trainees can attend free of charge!
Register
Expand your skills and knowledge!
For more information please download the Brochure.
Click here to register:
Enquiries
Contact Miss Michelle Venter (Financial Manager):
Email: michelle@arbitrators.co.za
Tel.: +27 11 884 9164
We look forward to seeing you on Friday, 25 April 2025 at 10:00 on Zoom!
What Attendees Said …
Reviews
Mr Pieter de Klerk: “Just a note of gratitude for the insight into the world of dispute resolution. It’s really a privilege to hear the experienced professionals’ opinions. Special thanks to the presenter and admin.“
Mr Thulani Gumede: “Very insightful deliberations.“
Mr Knowledge Kwari: “This was a very educative workshop reminding us of things we take for granted.“
Mr Peter Mashai: “The workshop was well structured and organised.“
Mr Oteng Mamparanyane: “The best workshop by far. The interaction by/with attendees, from their practical experiences, was most rewarding. Learned in two hours what would take several months.“
Mr Maisha Ramoroka: “The presenter of the workshop was very cordial and highly organised.“
Adv Noluthando Sigabi: “Work shop was upskilling and interesting will definitely think of pursuing arbitration in the near future.“
Mr Rod Stewart: “The anecdotal input from senior / experienced practitioners was most valuable.“
Mr Yenela Vakele: “The workshop was both informative and truly eye-opening, especially as a student currently navigating an arbitration module.“