Next, let's imagine a dispute between members of different faiths where the agreement was documented by the more powerful litigant and imposes a mandatory
mediation clause requiring the mediator to be of a specific faith (similar to specifying the governing jurisdiction clause that most agreements now contain).
Most
mediation clauses require that warring spouses first talk to each other.
Not exact matches
Treaties may have a sunset date and almost always have dispute resolution
clauses, often
requiring international
mediation or arbitration.
However, the
mediation clause may be a permissible procedure, not a
required procedure.
How binding is the standard
clause in a settlement contract, a.k.a. minutes of settlement, that
requires the parties to attempt
mediation or a 4x negotiation meeting before being allowed to bring a court application?