Presented by : Presented by : Mahesh S. Lone Mahesh S. Lone Alternative Dispute Resolution Alternative Dispute Resolution (Mediation) (Mediation)
Jun 14, 2015
Presented by :Presented by :Mahesh S. LoneMahesh S. Lone
Alternative Dispute Resolution Alternative Dispute Resolution (Mediation)(Mediation)
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'Alternative Dispute Resolution' is a term for any process for resolving disputes with the help of an independent person without having a court hearing.
Types of 'A D R'Types of 'A D R'
* Arbitration
* Conciliation
* Lok-Adalat
* Mediation
Mediation
The art The art of of
facilitating facilitating settlementsettlement
What is mediation
* Mediation is an informal way of solving a dispute.
* At mediation, the people involved in a dispute come together with the help of a neutral person called a 'mediator' to try and settle the dispute.
Who is a mediator ?
* The mediator is the neutral person who helps parties to understand the problem & talk to each other.
* Mediator suggest options to the parties
*The mediator facilitates parties to come- up with solutions.
*The mediator after reso- lution of dispute explain terms of settlement to the parties
What does mediator do ?What does mediator do ?
The mediator will not do The mediator will not do
* A mediator will not take sides of any party.
* Cannot give parties legal advice.
* A mediator will not tell parties what agreement they should make.
* A mediator should not make a decision for parties. * A mediator should not decide who is right or who is wrong.
* A mediator should maintained not reveal discussion.
The mediator will not do The mediator will not do
Suitable cases for mediation Suitable cases for mediation
Civil cases Marriage cases
Accident cases
Labour cases
Criminal Compoundable cases
Non suitable Cases for mediationNon suitable Cases for mediation
Representative Suit
Election petition
Cases involving serious matter eg. Fraud Fabricating of false documents.
Cases involving prosecution
When does mediation happens When does mediation happens
Mediation can happen at any time.
* Immediate after a court case is started.
* During pendency of matter.
* After a decision is made in a Court case Eg- in appeal, in execution, in inquiry proceeding etc-
* Some Courts and tribunals ask you to try mediation as a first step for resolving
disputes. Eg. family court, .
Steps of Mediation
ADVANTAGES OF MEDIATIONADVANTAGES OF MEDIATION
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