Mediated settlement agreements may be challenged only for fraud, corruption, impersonation, or being unfit for mediation within strict time limits. A mediated settlement agreement may be challenged in a competent court or tribunal only on the grounds of fraud, corruption, impersonation, or where the ... Summary
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Mediated settlement agreements may be challenged only for fraud, corruption, impersonation, or being unfit for mediation within strict time limits.
A mediated settlement agreement may be challenged in a competent court or tribunal only on the grounds of fraud, corruption, impersonation, or where the dispute was not fit for mediation; the challenge must be made within ninety days of receipt of the agreement, with a possible single discretionary extension of a further ninety days for sufficient cause.
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