Good Faith Vs Bad Faith

Summary

Good faith in mediation involves honesty and a willingness to compromise, while bad faith includes deceit and delay tactics. Dispensation of mediation occurs when a court decides mediation is unnecessary for a case. Examples of bad faith include refusing compromise and misrepresenting facts, while good faith includes transparency and active participation.

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What are some examples of acting in bad faith
Examples of acting in bad faith during mediation include:
- Refusing to consider any compromise.
- Misrepresenting facts or withholding crucial information.
- Continuously rescheduling or delaying mediation sessions.
- Using mediation solely to gather information for litigation.
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Examples of good faith
Examples of acting in good faith during mediation include:
- Being open to compromise.
- Sharing all relevant information transparently.
- Actively participating in sessions and being punctual.
- Working towards a mutually beneficial solution.
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What is dispensation of mediation
Dispensation of mediation refers to the process where the court decides that mediation is not required for a particular case, either due to the nature of the dispute or other specific circumstances.
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