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Code · Delaware · Title 6 — Commerce and Trade · Chapter 77. Voluntary Alternative Dispute Resolution

§ 7710. Initiation of ADR proceeding.

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ADR proceedings are initiated by written notice to the other parties to a dispute who have filed an ADR certificate in accordance with § 7704 of this title or who have agreed to be bound by the ADR requirements of this chapter. The notice shall state in summary form:
(1)The dispute is subject to the provisions of this chapter,
(2)The nature of the dispute to be submitted to ADR and
(3)The identities of the members of the panel of ADR Specialists chosen pursuant to § 7709 of this title.
A failure to send such a notice to a person who has an interest in the dispute shall not prevent the ADR proceedings from going forward between or among parties who did receive such notice.
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