The Role of Mediation in Resolving Problems Created by Disorder of Possession

In modern society where life takes place within human communities large and a very brisk rhythm, it is easy to show conflicts, and among those living in the same building disputes likelihood is even greater. And, if often disputes between neighbors are not serious, sometimes they can easily turn int...

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Published in:Knowledge horizons : economics 2013-07, Vol.5 (3), p.19
Main Author: Radulescu, Dragos Marian
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Conflict
Conflict management
Consent
Crime
Criminal law
Disputes
Housing
Mediation
Retention
Studies
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Summary:In modern society where life takes place within human communities large and a very brisk rhythm, it is easy to show conflicts, and among those living in the same building disputes likelihood is even greater. And, if often disputes between neighbors are not serious, sometimes they can easily turn into criminal offenses, including disorder of possession by the other persons, which prevents the use of a building by its legal owner. This article aims to examine how mediation, an alternative dispute resolution can help resolve such conflicts by making communication between the parties and find a compromise to resolve the situation occurred. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:2069-0932
2066-1061