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The document is a Mediation Agreement from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) outlining the terms and conditions for mediation between parties involved in a dispute. It emphasizes good faith, respect, and confidentiality during the mediation process, defines the role of the mediator as an impartial facilitator, and establishes that the primary responsibility for resolving issues lies with the parties. The agreement also includes provisions for settlement, ending mediation, liability limitations, and acknowledgment of understanding by the parties.

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What if I dont want to do mediation?

You are not obligated to respond to an invitation to mediate, and this is not a legal requirement. However, it is important to consider whether mediation may be useful for you, and whether the process may help resolve your dispute before deciding whether to participate.

What happens if I say no to mediation?

The Court will be able to take into account your refusal to attend FDR if there is an application for costs. It is possible that the Court will make an order for the other partys costs on the basis that you refused to attend mediation and thereby increased the costs of each party.

Is mediation legally binding in Canada?

Upholding Mediation Agreements Typically, agreements reached during mediation can be made legally binding through a court order or settlement agreement. During the mediation process, the mediator will typically draft a written document outlining the terms of any agreements reached by the parties.

Is it bad to refuse mediation?

While mediation is a valuable tool for resolving disputes, there are circumstances where refusing mediation is a reasonable choice. When the nature of the dispute, power imbalances, lack of good faith, legal considerations, or timing and readiness are significant factors, parties may opt out of mediation.

How do you say no to mediation?

Parties who express an unwillingness to mediate must at least provide reasons as to why at the time. A court will not look favourably on reasons raised for the first time, to justify a failure to mediate, when the question of costs comes to be considered.

Do I have to accept mediation?

This means that, legally, a judge cannot direct you or the other party to attend mediation. Although, its important to note that the judge will likely ask why you chose to decline mediation. The judge can, however, direct parties to attend a MIAM.

What is the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal?

The tribunal holds hearings to investigate complaints of discriminatory practices and may order a respondent to a complaint to cease a practice, as well as order a respondent to pay compensation to the complainant. Decisions of the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal are reviewable by Canadas Federal Court.

Do cases settle after mediation?

While most mediations result in a settlement, some do not. However, even if the case does not initially settle at the mediation, I do not lose hope.

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