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By Rosa Cahyaningsih / May 31, 2020

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The acronym ADR I.

What does the acronym ADR traditionally stand for in dispute resolution?
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Appropriate Dispute Resolution
- Amicable Dispute Resolution
- All Due Respect
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The acronym ADR II.

What should the acronym ADR stand for in dispute resolution according to Mr. Changaroth?
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Appropriate Dispute Resolution
- Amicable Dispute Resolution
- All Due Respect
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The core elements of adjudication.

Which of the below are the core elements of adjudication? (more than one answer may be correct)
- There is an independent adjudicator
- The adjudicator must be dependent (reliable)
- There is a dispute
- There is a dispute in the construction industry
- The adjudicator provides a determination or a decision
- The adjudicator must be male
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The use of adjudication in practice I.

In which industry is adjudication typically used?
- The aviation industry
- The oil & gas industry
- The construction industry
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The use of adjudication in practice II.

Why is adjudication considered to be “quick and dirty”?
- Because in the construction industry, time matters and there is a lot of dirt in any construction project.
- A lot of dirty laundry is being washed in adjudication.
- It is a quick way to get a determination and only “rough justice” insofar as it is not a process that puts a lot of emphasis on all details.
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Adjudication decisions.

Are adjudication decisions by the adjudicator binding?
- It depends
- Yes
- No
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Adjudication in comparison with other forms of dispute resolution.

What is the main difference between adjudication and other forms of dispute resolution?
- There is a sole decision maker.
- It is only for the construction industry, while the other processes are for other industries also.
- Adjudication is typically carried out within a strictly limited timeframe.
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The purpose of adjudication proceedings I.

Is adjudication supposed to finally dispose of all disputes between parties? (more than one answer may be correct)
- Typically (but not necessarily), it is for payment claims only. There may be other disputes.
- Typically, it is only a provisional assessment. The right to go to court/arbitration remains.
- The parties may determine the scope of the adjudication when it is contractual.
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The purpose of adjudication proceedings II.

What is the meaning of “pay now, argue later”?
- It means that there are fees which need to be paid before the adjudication process begins. The parties can only argue once they have paid the fees.
- Adjudication is quick method for the contractor to get money upfront, but not necessarily a final determination (arbitration/litigation remain a possibility).
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The purpose of adjudication proceedings III.

Why is cash flow critical in the construction industry? (more than one answer may be correct)
- Construction companies never have enough cash.
- Construction projects are usually capital-intensive.
- Contractors rely heavily on interim payments.
- It is not. Cash flow matters in any industry.
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