Alternative Dispute Resolution
Alternative Dispute Resolution
ADR is a term used to describe 'alternative dispute resolution'. This is a broad term that covers the entire spectrum of legal procedures in reality, almost any method, with the exception of traditional arbitration or litigation. ADR was developed within the United States in the mid-1970s and in India it came in late 90’s as a reaction to the increasing discontent with traditional litigants, who were mostly an approach to settle disputes. As the volume of lawsuits increased, and the cost of litigation has gotten worse and uncertain results were the main driving force that led to the development alternative solutions. ADR specifically, and mediation in general, has been widely recognized and promoted across the world.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution was conceived of as a dispute-resolution method not part of the courts of law created by ...
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ANCIENT INDIA
It was from the time of ancient India the arbitration law was extraordinarily well-known and easil...
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The principle of equality of justice for all forms the basis of the whole process of administration of justice. It is de...
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CONCEPT OF MEDIATION
These days increasing numbers of people are turning to mediation to assist in the resolution ...
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RUSSELL
Russell clarifies that arbitration permits parties to refer their disputes to an arbitral tribunal they choos...
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INTRODUCTION
Alternative Dispute Resolution is, like its name suggests, alternatives to the traditional method of ...
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JURISDICTION
SECTION 16
Section 16 (1) (a) in the current Act states that the arbitration clause integral to the c...
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(A) UNCITRAL MODEL LAW
It is important to note that the General Assembly has a subsidiary organ named the United Nati...
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