4.2 Extrajudicial Remedies: Self-Help and Alternative Dispute Resolution

The self-help's lawful faces: 1. The harm's prevention — the reasonable force against the ongoing wrong (the entry-and-re- entry lore: the land-and-goods recovery). 2. The distress's historic faces — the goods' seizure lore (the rent's historic machinery). 3. The abatement's privilege — the nuisance's self-removal (the entry's limits; the reasonable- notice lore). 4. The necessity's harm (U2.3's defence as the "remedy" — the harm-inflicting privilege). The ADR's route: the negotiation-and-settlement (the accord's face of U3.3); the mediation (the Civil Procedure's mandatory-mediation face — the pre-trial mediation's rule); the arbitration (the contractual substitution — the Arbitration Act's world); the Mediation Act's machinery. The policy's frame: the tort claims' court-cost-and-delay realities (the access's barriers) and the ADR's rise (the settlement culture — the insurance era's practice).