Author name: adrbar

In the robust pace of modern times, with growing Technological Developments and Global Outreach in the Commercial Arena, people are always on the search for a faster, time-saving and cost-effective system to resolve disputes that may arise in any Commercial Set-up. Redressing Disputes speedily is significant for ensuring smooth operation of any Business or Industry. …

Challenges in the Alternative Dispute Resolution System in India Read More »

Due to the rapid rise of the Internet and electronic commerce around the world, the disputes arising out of these are also increasing. To resolve these disputes between the parties that are located all over the world we need a dispute resolution mechanism that helps in resolving the disputes in a way that is reasonable, quick, …

The Legality of ODR in India Read More »

Arbitration as one of the Dispute Resolution Solutions Stands out as Unique and preferred due to its Significant Feature Where the Arbitration Process is independent of Courts and the Award Granted Stands Binding. However, in some unusual circumstances, those awards may be contested based on certain reasons listed in section 34 of the Arbitration and …

Analysing Section of Arbitration & Conciliation Act Read More »

The improvement of consumers has been greatly aided by modern marketplaces and technical advancements, who make it simple for customers to get high-quality and secure goods and services. However, customers are still victims in real life of dishonest and unfair business methods. Although consumer forums exist to provide effective redress, due to their poor management …

NEED FOR AWARENESS OF ADR MECHANISM Read More »

“Settling disputes without litigation” is what conciliation means. This process is non-binding in which one of the parties in dispute approaches the other and offers to come to an agreement based upon impartial analysis of position of the other party. Arbitration was initially viewed as a cheap and efficient form of dispute resolution. The cost of the arbitrators’ …

CONCILIATION AS AN EFFECTIVE MODE OF ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Read More »

Many people consider the Indian legal system to be a “colonial legacy”. The judiciary is unquestionably a crucial institution that has persevered through numerous obstacles over the past more than 70 years to maintain its integrity. Yet, due to the increasing number of cases—civil, criminal, revenue, industrial, and others—the judiciary’s workload has grown substantially to …

ADR MODEL AND ACCESS TO JUSTICE Read More »

By: Mr. Ashok Mittal Background RBI issues norms for the provisioning of NPA (Non-performing assets) in the financials of all banks being a regulator. NPA means identification of a loan where the borrower defaults in repayment of the loan over 90 days from the due date. Overall there are huge NPA in aggregate for all …

Future of Mediation in Insolvency Proceedings under IBC Read More »

by: Pratham Mehrotra (Advocate, Supreme Court of India) I was fortunate to be involved recently, in an attempt to reconcile two family members in dispute before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India through the means of mediation. A hotly contested litigation, being fought over the past two decades – commencing from the Court of Civil Judge to the …

POWER OF MEDIATION Read More »