Termination
Can the Parties Terminate an Adjudication?
At any time before the Adjudicator makes a Determination, the Parties may agree to terminate the adjudication on written notice to the Adjudicator and subject to payment of all applicable fees, costs and other charges, pursuant to section 27 of the Prompt Payment and Adjudication Regulation. The Parties can provide written notice to the Adjudicator by providing a Notice of Termination Form signed by all Parties.
A fillable PDF version of the Notice of Termination can be found here: Notice of Termination.
Parties must also file the Notice of Termination Form with ADACC at authority@adacc.ca
Fee Negotiation
If all Parties agree to terminate the adjudication, the Parties and the Adjudicator will need to set the Adjudication Fee for the terminated Adjudication. If the Parties and the Adjudicator do not agree on an Adjudication Fee, the Adjudicator will ask ADACC to set the Adjudication Fee and ADACC will set the Adjudication Fee in accordance with the Schedule of Fees.
The Adjudicator will inform ADACC at authority@adacc.ca of the Adjudication Fee, if agreed, or request that ADACC set the fee. ADACC will the send the Parties Invoices for the Adjudication Fee.
