MEMBERSHIP AND EXAMS - PART IIIC EXAMINATION

This Part consists of one compulsory question of four hours duration.

To achieve a pass a candidate must gain at least 70%.

Aims

A course of study based on this syllabus should:

• develop a logical, analytical approach to decision making
• develop a logical, analytical approach to legal reasoning
• promote the importance of making decisions in accordance with legal principles
• demonstrate method in deciding facts
• develop an ability to write an enforceable, reasoned Award

Examination Objectives

Candidates are required to demonstrate:

• analyse the facts and documents in arbitration proceedings and organise decisions on the facts and the law
• To write an enforceable, reasoned Award which deals with matters in dispute in a clear and logical manner, using appropriate terminology, and taking into account the use of grammar, punctuation and spelling. The standard will be that required to render the Award enforceable in a Court.

SYLLABUS CONTENT - FOR PART IIIC

Candidates must be able to:

• analyse all the documents in a dispute
• decide on the law
• decide on the facts
• write an enforceable, reasoned Award dealing with all matters