by Graham Perry | Jul 25, 2022 | ANGER MANAGEMENT, Arbitration, Thought For The Day
ARBITRATION + MEDIATION #265 RUDYARD KIPLING’S “IF” Rudyard Kipling is a famous character in English Literature. He endured a harsh upbringing at the hands of foster parents + suffered in later years with the deaths of two of his three children in their adolescent...
by Graham Perry | Jun 24, 2022 | Mediation, NEIGHBOUR DISPUTES + SECOND HOMES, Thought For The Day
MEDIATION #248 THE MEDIATOR THINKS CREATIVELY The Mediator realises that there are two separate but linked ongoing disputes – Barratts v Canons and Villagers v Townies. Her appointment relates to the Neighbours and not the Village and she knows her responsibility is...
by Graham Perry | Jun 21, 2022 | Mediation, NEIGHBOUR DISPUTES + SECOND HOMES, Thought For The Day
MEDIATION #245 THE OTHER SIDE SAYS The Canons are quite different from their neighbours. Both are 45ish. He is good looking + exudes confidence. He is “something” in Finance and She is well dressed, tidy, neat + experienced in Executive Recruitment. They are without...
by Graham Perry | Feb 10, 2022 | Arbitration, Mediation, THE CORE QUALITY, Thought For The Day
ARBITRATION AND MEDIATION #194 The arbitrator, recently promoted to Appeal Board status, makes his/her first appearance at either a Hearing with the parties present or at a meeting of the Board to consider the issues on the documents only basis. Either way, he/she is...
by Graham Perry | Sep 27, 2021 | AN ARBITRATOR STUMBLES, Arbitration, Thought For The Day
ARBITRATION #188 The Chairwoman then reads from a prepared note the words she intends to say to the Parties. “There is a matter that the Board wishes to bring to the attention of the Parties. Yesterday evening a member of the Board met with the Observer. The meeting,...
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