The Use of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Administrative Disputes
Brian Preston
Abstract
Brian Preston
Abstract
In Australia, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is increasingly being used in courts and tribunals for the just, quick and cheap resolution of administrative law disputes. This article outlines, firstly, some of the main categories of administrative disputes, secondly, ADR processes and, thirdly, how these ADR processes can be and have been used to resolve, in whole or part, these categories of administrative disputes.
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In Australia, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is increasingly being used in courts and tribunals for the just, quick and cheap resolution of administrative law disputes. This article outlines, firstly, some of the main categories of administrative disputes, secondly, ADR processes and, thirdly, how these ADR processes can be and have been used to resolve, in whole or part, these categories of administrative disputes.
Key concepts: Alternative dispute resolution, Dispute resolution, Online dispute resolution, Dispute mechanism, Administrative law, Resolution (logic), Dispute board, Law and economics