Mediation period in agricultural production.
It will be mandatory to go to a mediator in lawsuits derived from agricultural production contracts and that are filed as of today.
Mediators will finalize the application within 2 weeks of the assignment date. This period may be extended up to a maximum of 1 week in mandatory cases.
According to the statement of the Ministry of Justice published in the Official Gazette today, which determines the principles related to the solution of legal disputes derived from agricultural production contracts through mediation, in cases derived from agricultural production contracts, the plaintiff submits the original report or a mediator-approved copy upon request for the final report stating that agreement could not be reached at the completion of the mediation activity.
YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED WITHIN 1 WEEK
In case of non-compliance with the mediation obligation, the court will warn the plaintiff that he must present the final report to the court within the defined period of one week.
If the notice requirement is not met, a decision may be made to dismiss the claim without the request being served on the other party.
If from the content of the claim petition it is understood that a claim has been filed without expressly resorting to a mediator, the court will decide to dismiss the claim for lack of claim condition without holding a hearing.
Mediators in this field will be determined by the mediation office of the court using the scoring method from the list of mediators who have received specialized training in contract production. (Reuters)
Source: Sozcu
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