Mediation is a 'Voluntary & Binding Process' - i.e. the parties voluntarily agree to participate in the mediation process. They can withdraw from the mediation process at any time. However, once a mediated agreement / settlement is reached and agreed to by the parties, it becomes binding. Think of it like a normal contract. The parties have the option of starting discussions and arriving at a draft contract. They can walk away from the discussions at any time. However, once an agreement is reached and the contract is signed by both the parties, it becomes binding. While the syllabus for this year will not change, I will be updating this entire series for next year, since the Mediation act was enacted in 2023 and there have been some changes in the fields of arbitration and conciliation also, which will be in next years syllabus.
This is by far the best series on ADR. Huge respect for Sanjay Sir.
Thank you so much !
Agreed
Pls make video on type of cases in arbitration and negotiate like this video🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you Sir
Various techniques of effective mediation tell us sir
Sir please mention the sections also next time. Would be very useful
I have mentioned the sections wherever required; otherwise, I have tried to keep it relatively simple .
Are these presentations are available ?
isn't mediation a non binding process?
Mediation is a 'Voluntary & Binding Process' - i.e. the parties voluntarily agree to participate in the mediation process. They can withdraw from the mediation process at any time. However, once a mediated agreement / settlement is reached and agreed to by the parties, it becomes binding.
Think of it like a normal contract. The parties have the option of starting discussions and arriving at a draft contract. They can walk away from the discussions at any time. However, once an agreement is reached and the contract is signed by both the parties, it becomes binding.
While the syllabus for this year will not change, I will be updating this entire series for next year, since the Mediation act was enacted in 2023 and there have been some changes in the fields of arbitration and conciliation also, which will be in next years syllabus.