Tutorial 2

1. Why should parties opt for the Mediation?

 Saves time and cost, cause conventional litigation can stretch up to few years
 As mediator – facilitate party to shift their interest and needs – understand their underlying
problems

2. Explain the Mediation Act and its application in Malaysia.

3. Explain the Process of Mediation.

4. Should mediation be made compulsory between all disputing parties in Malaysia?

 Many judges now encourage mediation, if mediation can come in and save the case. Judge
like mediation. Court is already looking on this as well. Do we really need to make it
compulsory? Should not be compulsory, make it an autonomy
 Compulsory mediation is antithesis of mediation itself  mediation is voluntary

5. Should mediation be made compulsory between all disputing parties in Malaysia?

 Many judges now encourage mediation, if mediation can come in and save the case. Judge
like mediation. Court is already looking on this as well. Do we really need to make it
compulsory? Should not be compulsory, make it an autonomy
 Compulsory mediation is antithesis of mediation itself  mediation is voluntary

6. Should mediation be made compulsory between all disputing parties in Malaysia?

 Many judges now encourage mediation, if mediation can come in and save the case. Judge
like mediation. Court is already looking on this as well. Do we really need to make it
compulsory? Should not be compulsory, make it an autonomy
 Compulsory mediation is antithesis of mediation itself  mediation is voluntary