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Alternative Dispute Resolution by Dr. S.C. Tripathi is a comprehensive study on different dispute resolution mechanisms that are viable alternatives to the courts. The book has been divided into chapters based on the various components of ADR system like Arbitration, Conciliation Mediation, Negotiation, Client Counseling and Collective Bargaining. Various important topics such as Fast Track Arbitration, Mini Trial, Lok Adalat, Family Court and the Legal Service Authorities Act, 1987 have been vividly discussed in this work. In view of syllabi of Indian Universities, a special chapter dealing with Leading Cases on ADR has also been included. The approachable writing style of the author makes this a favourite with students of all levels.
INTRODUCTION
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR)
Meaning, Definition and Nature of ADR
ADR in India
Brief History of ADR
Main Latent Characteristics of ADR
Advantages of ADR
Disadvantages of ADR
Types of ADR
1. Counseling.
2. Conciliation.
3. Arbitration.
4. Mediation.
5. Negotiation.
Need of ADR v. Limits of Litigation
Administration of Justice, Delay at different stages of trial
Restricting appeals to the Supreme Court.
Supreme Court’s Power.
Need For More ADR Centres—And Training For Lawyers.
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