Law & Practice of Alternative Dispute Resolution [ADR] In India has been designed keping in view a diverse group of target audience including law & mgmt students, lawyers, judges, policy makers and corporate persons. The book aims to meet the increasing demand of knowledge and ideas on the various alternative modes of dispute resolution for all major stakeholders.The Underlined idea of the text is to expose the audience to the Complex array of dispute resolution Processes, discuss their jurisprudence and highlight the advantages of each of these approaches generically known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
- Introduction
- Arbitration - An Introduction
- Requirement of an Arbitration Agreement under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
- Applicable laws to international Commercial Arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
- Courts Power of Supervision under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996
- Arbitrators
- Arbitral Process, Challenges to Arbitration in India and Recommendation for Reforms
- Arbitral Award
- Recourse against Arbitration Award
- Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards
- Negotiation
- The Basics of Mediation / Conciliation
- Sources of Contemporary Mediation & Conciliation
- Role of the Mediator / Conciliator
- Court Annexed ADR in India
- ADR in Criminal Justice System in India
- Lok-Adalats
- Future of Alternative Dispute Resolution in India
LexisNexis's Law & Practice of Alternative Dispute Resolution [ADR] In India - A Detailed Analysis | Anirban Chakraborty
- Publisher: LexisNexis
- Book Code: 9789351436614
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