Arbitration and Mediation: Difference & Similarity | Hindi | What is Arbitration and Mediation?
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Simple video explaining the difference between Arbitration & Mediation which every lawyer must know to win his/her case. In this video I talk about all features of Arbitration & Mediation which is helpful for law students, CS students, CA students and practicing advocates.
This video will tell you know how to end your court cases within 6 months and save your money & time. Madam Attorney can help you opt out of the traditional courtroom process and opt in to the mediation or arbitration process.
The video focuses on following topics:
✅ Meaning of Arbitration
✅ Meaning of Mediation
✅ Similarities between Arbitration & Mediation
✅ Difference between Arbitration & Mediation
✅ Disputes which are Non-Arbitrable
✅ Disputes which are Arbitrable
✅ Disputes which can be Mediated
✅ Disputes which cannot be Mediated
✅ Fast track Arbitration
✅ When to opt for Mediation
✅ When to opt for Arbitration
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Thanks for such a clear explanation!
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I understand very well with this video
Nice explanation ma'am ..thank you☺️
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Hello ma’am …. Where are u from??? I am also want to join u as arbitrator.
Mediator Award pass kar ta hai kya mam
My qst is arbitration deeply describe
Dear attorney madam ,
Mediator can not be a judge.
his principal role is to assists parties to reach their objective.
Be careful from next time
Dear Prachi Sharma, thank you for watching the video. Would like to clarify here that I have pointed out the same that Mediator's role is to assist the parties to reach an amicable settlement. Hence, never pointed out as a judge. Rather, the latter was given as an example to explain arbitration.