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    1. Conciliation aims to overcome animosity and regain goodwill between parties by pleasant behavior and making them compatible or reconciling them. 2. Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that assists disputing parties in reaching an agreement. 3. Arbitration is a legal technique where parties refer a dispute to one or more arbitrators, whose decision the parties agree to abide by.

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    1. Conciliation aims to overcome animosity and regain goodwill between parties by pleasant behavior and making them compatible or reconciling them. 2. Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that assists disputing parties in reaching an agreement. 3. Arbitration is a legal technique where parties refer a dispute to one or more arbitrators, whose decision the parties agree to abide by.

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    1. Conciliation aims to overcome animosity and regain goodwill between parties by pleasant behavior and making them compatible or reconciling them. 2. Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that assists disputing parties in reaching an agreement. 3. Arbitration is a legal technique where parties refer a dispute to one or more arbitrators, whose decision the parties agree to abide by.

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    What is conciliation?1.

    To overcome the distrust or animosity of; appease.2. To


    regainor try to regain (friendship or goodwill) by pleasant behavior.. To ma!e or
    attempt toma!e compatible; reconcile.
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    2. What is mediation? "ediation# a form of alternative dispute resolution ($%&)#
    aims toassist two (or more) disputants in reaching an agreement.
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    . What is arbitration? $rbitration is a legal techni'ue for the resolution of
    disputesoutside the courts# wherein the parties to a dispute refer it to one or more
    persons (thearbitrators# arbiters or arbitral tribunal)# by whose
    decision (the award) they agreeto be bound.
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    . What is repudiation?The refusal to ac!nowledge a contract or debt.
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    *. What is the essence of +atarungan,arangay? The essence of the +atarungang-
    ambarangay aw is theamicable settlement of disputes wherein the disputing
    partiesareencouraged to ma!e mutual concessions to obtain a peacefulresolution of
    the disputewithout formal ad/udication thereof. Theimportant consideration in
    amicable settlement isthe e0tent towhich the parties are willing to compromise
    their respectiveclaims againsteach other within the limits imposed by law#morals#
    good customs# public order and public policy. (%pinion 3o. 14*# s. 1541)
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    6. What is essence of +atarungan ,arangay? The barangay settlement procedures
    areintended as ascreening process whereby the barangay captain and thepang!at
    ngtagapag!asundo# the conciliation panel constitutedfrom the lupon membership#
    determinewhich cases are trulyirreconcilable and should therefore be resolved
    /udicially(%pinion 3o. 7ll# s. 1542)
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    8. What is the procedure for amicablesettlement?
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    4. What is the procedure for amicablesettlement? "ediation by the lupon chairman.
    9ponreceipt of the complaint# the lupon chairman shall within# the ne0t wor!ing
    day# summonthe respondent (s) with notice to the complainant (s) for theme and
    their witness to appear before him for a mediation effort within fifteen (1*) days
    from the first meeting of the parties before him# he shall forthwith set a date for
    the constitution of the pang!at inaccordance with the provisions of this chapter.
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    5. What is the procedure for amicablesettlement? :uspension of prescriptive period
    ofoffenses . While the dispute is under mediation# conciliation# or arbitration#
    the prescriptive periods for offenses and cause of action under e0isting laws shall
    beinterrupted upon filing of the complaint with the punong barangay. The
    prescriptive periods shall resume upon receipt by the complainant of the complaint
    or the certificateof repudiation or of the certification to file action issued by the
    lupon or pang!atsecretary -rovided# however# that such interruption shall not
    e0ceed si0ty (6<) days fromthe filling of the complaint with the punong barangay.
    •
    1<. What is the procedure for amicablesettlement? 7ssuance of summons;
    hearing;grounds for dis'ualification. The pang!at shall convene not later than three
    () days fromits constitution# on the day and hour set by the lupon chairman# to
    hear both parties andtheir witnesses# simplify issues# and e0plore all possibilities
    for amicable settlement. =orthis purpose# the pang!at may issue summons for the
    personal appearance of parties andwitnesses before it.
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    11. What is the procedure for amicablesettlement? 7n the event that a party move
    todis'ualify any member of the pang!at by reason of relationship# bias# interest# or
    anyother similar grounds discovered after the constitution of the pang!at# the
    matter shall beresolved by the affirmative vote of the ma/ority of the pang!at
    whose decision shall befinal. :hould dis'ualification be decied upon# the resulting
    vacancy shall be filled asherein provided for

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