The three paths of justice : court proceedings, arbitration, and mediation in England / Neil Andrews.
2018
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Title
The three paths of justice : court proceedings, arbitration, and mediation in England / Neil Andrews.
Published
Cham, Switzerland : Springer, [2018]
Call Number
KD7100 .A96 2018
Edition
Second edition.
ISBN
3319748319
9783319748313
9783319748313
Description
xviii, 344 pages ; 24 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1017577453
Summary
"This revised second edition takes account of developments in the field of dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration. The book presents a concise account of the English system of civil litigation, covering court proceedings in England and Wales. It is an original and important study of a system which is the historical root of the US litigation system. The volume offers an...account of the entire range of dispute resolution techniques."-- Back cover.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 309-338) and index.
Available in Other Form
Online version: Andrews, Neil (Barrister). Three paths of justice. Second edition. Cham : Springer, [2018] 9783319748320 (OCoLC)1035389980
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Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
1
1.1.
Overview
1
1.2.
Three Paths of Justice
1
1.3.
Woolf Reforms
7
1.4.
Jackson Changes (2013)
9
1.5.
Four Enduring Features of the English Process
12
1.6.
Six Phases of Court Proceedings
13
1.7.
Concluding Remarks
20
2.
Principles and Transnational Dimensions
23
2.1.
Introduction
23
2.2.
Four Aims of Civil Justice
24
2.3.
American Law Institute/UNIDROIT Project (2000-2006)
25
2.4.
European Convention on Human Rights
28
2.5.
European Statutory Changes
34
2.6.
EU Ban on Anti-suit Injunctions
35
2.7.
European Account Preservation Order
37
2.8.
Cross-Border Mediation Within the EU
38
2.9.
Competition Law and Civil Procedure
38
2.10.
Concluding Remarks
39
3.
First Instance Proceedings
41
3.1.
Introduction
41
3.2.
Case and Costs Management and Sanctions
42
3.3.
Accelerated Relief in General
51
3.4.
Interim Payments
52
3.5.
Interim Injunctions
54
3.6.
Default Judgments
60
3.7.
Preliminary Issues
62
3.8.
Summary Judgment
63
3.9.
Striking Out Claims or Defences
65
3.10.
Disclosure
69
3.11.
Pre-action Disclosure
70
3.12.
Disclosure Against Non-parties
71
3.13.
Party to Party Disclosure in General
73
3.14.
Restriction on Use of Disclosed Material
76
3.15.
Privileges in General
77
3.16.
Legal Advice Privilege
79
3.17.
Litigation Privilege
84
3.18.
Experts
87
3.19.
`Single, Joint Expert' System
91
3.20.
Party-Appointed Experts
93
3.21.
Trial
100
4.
Appeals and Finality
113
4.1.
Appeals
113
4.2.
Res Judicata and Finality
126
5.
Costs and Funding
137
5.1.
Introduction
137
5.2.
Costs-Shifting Rule
139
5.3.
Qualified One Way Costs Shifting
140
5.4.
Standard and Indemnity Costs
140
5.5.
Criteria for Awarding Indemnity Costs
142
5.6.
Costs Budgets
145
5.7.
Costs Capping and Protective Costs Orders
147
5.8.
Machinery for Determining Costs
147
5.9.
Settlement Offers
148
5.10.
Non-parties and Costs
150
5.11.
Third Party Funding
151
5.12.
Wasted Costs Orders
153
5.13.
Conditional Fee Agreements
154
5.14.
Damages-Based Agreements
158
5.15.
Security for Costs
160
6.
Enforcement of Court Judgments and Orders
165
6.1.
Money Judgments
165
6.2.
Injunctions and Other Non-money Judgments
172
7.
Protective Relief
179
7.1.
Introduction
179
7.2.
Freezing Relief
180
7.3.
Notification Orders
191
7.4.
Civil Search Orders
191
7.5.
Civil Orders for Custody of Passports
194
8.
Multi-party Litigation
197
8.1.
Introduction
197
8.2.
Test Case Mechanism
199
8.3.
Consolidation and Joinder
201
8.4.
Group Litigation Orders
202
8.5.
Representative Proceedings
207
8.6.
UK Class Litigation in Competition Law
212
8.7.
Conclusion
216
9.
International Commercial Arbitration
217
9.1.
Introduction
217
9.2.
Main Features of English Arbitration Law
220
9.3.
Choosing Arbitration
221
9.4.
Arbitration's Allure
224
9.5.
Arbitration System's Warts
226
9.6.
Appointment Invitations
227
9.7.
Arbitration Agreements
228
9.8.
Commencement
234
9.9.
Confidentiality
236
9.10.
Conduct of the Proceedings
237
9.11.
Speed, Efficiency, and Discipline
239
9.12.
Hearings
241
9.13.
Giving of Awards
242
9.14.
Challenges to Awards
246
9.15.
Enforcing Awards
251
9.16.
Enhancing the Arbitral Infrastructure
255
9.17.
Conclusion
262
10.
Mediation in England
265
10.1.
Introduction
265
10.2.
Six Fundamental Mediation Principles
269
10.3.
Rise of Mediation
271
10.4.
Mediation Agreements
273
10.5.
Duty to Consider Mediation
274
10.6.
Judicial Encouragement of Mediation
277
10.7.
Costs Sanctions
278
10.8.
Privileged Mediation Discussion
283
10.9.
Mediation Scepticism
285
10.10.
Conclusion
287
11.
Mediation: A Global Survey
289
11.1.
Introduction
289
11.2.
Governmental Promotion of Mediation
290
11.3.
Eu Directive on Mediation
292
11.4.
Particular European Jurisdictions
294
11.5.
Non-European Experience
299
11.6.
Conclusion
306
Bibliography
309
Index
339