Alternate Dispute Redressal Mechanism

Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms offer alternatives to traditional court litigation for resolving disputes outside the formal judicial system. These mechanisms aim to provide swifter, cost-effective, and more flexible ways to settle disputes.

Types of ADR

Arbitration

  • Disputes are submitted to an arbitral tribunal, which issues a decision usually binding on the involved parties.
  • This process is less formal than a trial, often relaxing rules of evidence.
  • Typically, there's limited scope for judicial intervention, except for certain interim measures.

Mediation

  • An impartial individual known as a "Mediator" assists parties in seeking a mutually acceptable resolution without deciding the dispute. ....
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