sec.44Parties must attend at ADR process if court orders

### sec.44 Parties must attend at ADR process if court orders If a referring order is made, the parties— must attend before the ADR convenor appointed to conduct the ADR process; and must not impede the ADR convenor in conducting and finishing the ADR process within the time allowed under the referring order. If a party impedes the ADR process, the court may impose sanctions against the party, including— by ordering that any claim for relief by the defaulting party is stayed until further order; and by taking the party’s action into account when awarding costs in the proceeding or in another related proceeding between the parties. (sec.44-ssec.1) If a referring order is made, the parties— must attend before the ADR convenor appointed to conduct the ADR process; and must not impede the ADR convenor in conducting and finishing the ADR process within the time allowed under the referring order. (sec.44-ssec.2) If a party impedes the ADR process, the court may impose sanctions against the party, including— by ordering that any claim for relief by the defaulting party is stayed until further order; and by taking the party’s action into account when awarding costs in the proceeding or in another related proceeding between the parties. - (a) must attend before the ADR convenor appointed to conduct the ADR process; and - (b) must not impede the ADR convenor in conducting and finishing the ADR process within the time allowed under the referring order. - (a) by ordering that any claim for relief by the defaulting party is stayed until further order; and - (b) by taking the party’s action into account when awarding costs in the proceeding or in another related proceeding between the parties.