Alternative Disputes Resolution Systems (Arbitration)

The Concept Of Globalisation And The World – A Global Village Has Necessitated The Indian Parliament To Repeal The Outdated Arbitration Act, 1940 And Substitute It With A More Dynamic And Vibrant Act Namely The Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996. The Main Object Of This Act Is To Promote Easy And Convenient Means Of Settlement Of Disputes In International Trade And Commerce. This Object Is Fully Achieved By The Present Arbitration And Conciliation Act, 1996, Which Has Made Arbitration As One Of The Main Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems With Least Interference From Courts. As International Commercial Arbitration Is A New But Fast Growing Legal Subject With Its Scope Being Infinite, Thorough Study Of The Subject Is Inevitable For Young Advocates, Who Wants To Specialise In This Field.

In Addition To Arbitration, Many New And Innovative Methods Of Settlement Of Disputes Like Conciliation, Mediation And Negotiation Have Come Into Being. Since The Courts Are Overloaded With Numerous Cases, It Has Become Inevitable To Have Recourse To The Above Methods Of Settlement, Which Are Simple, Easy And Less Expensive.This Book Has Been Prepared To Fully Cater The Above Requirement By Presenting All The Sections Of The Act In Essay Form And In Simple Language. Elaborate Chapters Have Been Given Under Conciliation, Mediation And Negotiation. The University Questions In Each Chapter And Reference Answers For Previous Year University Questions Would Help Students For Easy Review And Remembrance Of Answers. The Book Also Covers All Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems, As Per The New Syllabus Of All Law Universities. It is Hoped That This Book Will Fully Cater To The Needs Of All Law Students Preparing For Any Examination In The Subject Of Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems.

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