Avoiding Fights About the Farm - ADR in the Farming Sector
This session is delivered by Magistrate Douglas Shirrefs, Magistrate Court of Victoria, and discusses what makes fights about the farm different?
Bookings for this event close at 5pm on Thursday 15 October.
Format: In-person (Hobart) and livestreamed
Recorded: Yes, with the presenter's consent
Time: 4-5pm Friday 16 October
What makes fights about the farm different?
• Dealing with living things - Humans, stock, horticultural crops; there is elevated sentimentality and the blurring the personal and legal
• Ddealing with matters of principle such as legacy issues and distress - lding to potential destruction of relationships
• Operational considerations - those within control of the parties and beyond control of the parties, such as, seasonality / climate events. The idea that maximising the bucket benefits everyone
• Liquidity - timing issues such as operational considerations and legacy issues ie. tax. Again the ida of maximising the bucket benefits everyone and accommodating different needs across life stages and needs
• Parties and wise advisors are initiating change - separately from the courts; by agreement written into documents such as partnership agreement; by a decision made when circumstances dictate (conisder health and black swan events). Prelitigation; Recognising and utilising other form of ADR - facilitation; conciliation/neutral evaluation; arbitration
Presenter
Magistrate Douglas Shirrefs, Magistrate Court of Victoria
Location
in-person (at the Society, 28 Murray Street) and livestreamed.
28 Murray Street, Hobart Tas 7000
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Venue Access: Please note that as the Society's building at 28 Murray Street, Hobart was built in 1876 there is no lift or disability access to the downstairs training area. The Society's building at 56 Charles Street, Launceston was built in 1860 and there is no lift or disability access to the upstairs rooms.
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4-5pm Friday 16 October, Hobart and livestreamed
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