Early Neutral Evaluation

Early Neutral Evaluation is a preliminary assessment of the legal merits of a dispute by an independent person who expresses an opinion on the issues put to him by the parties. The opinion is not binding but it provides an independent assessment of the relative position of the parties and of the likely outcome should the case be heard in court. It provides the parties with a strong platform from which to engage in in-depth negotiations, and can assist them in avoiding further unnecessary litigation. It is for the parties to agree the issues, the evidence and material to be put before the evaluator, and, whether, there are to be oral submissions.
Justice Dingake is a citizen of Botswana, currently serving as a Judge of the Supreme and National courts of Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the South Pacific.

Justice Dingake

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Susan Mutangadura is a Commercial Arbitrator who combines practical experience and academic studies in international commercial arbitration with a wealth of corporate experience and a background as a legal practitioner.

Susan Mutangadura

Panelist

Moses Chinhengo is a founder member and Director of AIMA. He has conducted several arbitrations as a panel member of the Harare Commercial Arbitration Centre.

Justice Moses Chinhengo

Panelist

Daniel Tivadar is a Barrister-at-Law qualifed in England and Wales and an Advocate qualifed in Zimbabwe.

Advocate Daniel Tivadar

Panelist

Nicholas Ndou sits as an ad-hoc Judge of the High Court of Namibia.

Justice Nicholas Ndou

Panelist

Professor Geoff Feltoe is a Professor of Law at the University of Zimbabwe since 1975

Professor Geoff Feltoe

Panelist

Eric Matinenga is a former Judge of the Administrative Court of Zimbabwe.

Justice Eric Matinenga

Panelist

James Devittie was a Judge of the High Court of Zimbabwe from 1996 to 2001

Justice James Devittie

Panelist

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