An Overview of Lok Adalat
In the present context, Lok Adalats are a boon for the nation. They provide a method of alternate dispute resolution. The Legal Services Authorities Act was enacted in the year 1987 and the Act came into force in the year …
ADR
Provisions Regarding Appointment of Arbitrator in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
Arbitration is a process of alternate dispute resolution in which any dispute between the parties is submitted willingly to one or more arbitrators, who then make a binding award in the dispute. Such arbitrators are selected by the parties themselves …
A Complete Overview on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
Indian judiciary is one among the oldest judiciary, a world-renowned fact but nowadays it’s also well- incontrovertible fact that Indian judiciary is becoming inefficient to affect pending cases, Indian courts are clogged with long unsettled cases. The scenario is that …
Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Asset India
Judiciary is one of the most important Branch of government. The main function of the judiciary is to punish the wrong doer. In India, judiciary is said to be people’s savior. It is the only organ the people trust the …
Law of Arbitration in India
INTRODUCTION: Arbitration[1] is defined as a legal technique for the resolution of disputes outside the courts, wherein the parties to a dispute refer it to one or more persons which are called as the “arbitrators”, “arbiters” or “arbitral tribunal”, and both …
Arbitration And Its Scope
Whenever there is a dispute between two parties, the first idea which comes to our mind, to resolve that dispute, is ‘Arbitration’. Arbitration is a mechanism or a process, used to resolve certain types of dispute between two parties. It …