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THIS MEDIATION AGREEMENT is made on the ______ day of ____________ 20____ BETWEEN Lavington Heights Residents Association and Crestview Developers Limited (together "the Parties").
1. The dispute
The dispute between the Parties is a dispute over drainage damage and noise from construction of Crestview Towers on L.R. No. 1/2233, Lavington.
2. Mediation
The Parties agree to refer the dispute to mediation and to take part in it in good faith.
3. Mediator
The mediator will be a single mediator jointly appointed from the NCIA panel of mediators within 14 days.
4. Venue
The mediation will take place at the Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration, Nairobi.
5. Confidentiality
The mediation is confidential and without prejudice: nothing said or produced in it may be used in any proceedings, except to enforce a signed settlement.
6. Settlement
A settlement reached in the mediation binds the Parties only when it is put in writing and signed by them.
7. If the mediation fails
If the mediation fails, either party may refer the dispute to the Environment and Land Court at Nairobi.
8. Notices
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Mediation agreement template (Kenya)
Also called: Mediation Agreement
What it is for
Agreeing to try settling a dispute with a neutral mediator.
The Kenyan law it follows
- Civil Procedure Act Cap 21 — court-annexed mediation applies only where a court refers the dispute; this is a private agreement to mediate
Who prepares it
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