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6 min
2 years
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Tagged ADR, Alternative dispute resolution, India, Law, Litigation

Is Employing ADR Mechanism Acceptance Of Failure Of Judiciary?

Is Opting for ADR acceptance of failure of Litigation Machinery

Article / Law / News

6 min
2 years
1,048 word

Tagged Defamation, India, Kennedy Center, Law, Virdas

Vir Das’ Defamatory Case – Offended Indians? | What is defamation?

There’s no such thing as a free lunch. When you speak up the truth you have to pay a price either through hate, FIRs, trolling, and whatnot. Mr. Das had a history of speaking up either wrong things or correct things at wrong places. But it doesn’t matter as long as politicians instead of taking the thing on their ego take it as a challenge and try to solve these prevalent problems

Law

7 min
2 years
1,237 word

Tagged India, IPC, Law, Marital rape, Rape

Marital Rape- ‘No Means No’ But Her Ring Denied Her Justice

‘No means No’ but her ring denied her Justice.
Criminalize Marital Rape

Law

1 min
2 years
60 words
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Tagged India, Law, LAws, Old age, Rights of senior citizens

Rights of Senior Citizens In India

Rights of senior Citizens in India

Law

15 min
2 years
2,931 words

Tagged constitution of india, Constitutional Law, Freedom, Freedom of Expression, Freedom of Speech

Exploratory Analysis of Artistic Freedom and Restrictions on Free Speech

There is no uniform application of a strict standard of morality in adjudicating on artistic freedom. This is a more reactive approach, where the tendency of the courts is to wait for the damage to occur and then keep adding and subtracting to the principles of morality so as to suit the situation in hand.

Article / Law

10 min
2 years
1,849 word

Tagged constitution of india, Constitutional Law, Freedom of Expression, Freedom of Speech, Law

Reasonable Restrictions on Freedom of Speech

Freedom of speech is an inalienable right of a person which he has from his birth till death, and without that he will be nothing more than just a slave. AUTHOR: Mohit Kesharwani and Ayush […]

Article / Law

7 min
2 years
1,248 word

Tagged Citizen, Equal Law, Law, Religion, UCC

What is Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India – An Overview

Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a proposal in India (also in other countries) to make and implement personal laws of citizens which apply to all citizens equally regardless of their religion or any other thing in matters of marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption. UCC is defined in our Constitution under Article 44.

Opportunity

2 min
3 years
255 words

Tagged CPC, Judicial Course, Law

LeDroit is conducting Judicial Course on CPC

LeDroit India is conducting online live classes for all the Judiciary aspirants and the students who want to clear their concepts about Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) Who will be conducting? The classes will be […]

Article

3 min
3 years
568 words

Tagged Law

23 Indian Laws that Every Citizen Must Know!

23 Indian Laws every Indian citizen must know to protect themselves from being exploited and punish the offender. A woman can not be arrested in absence of a Female Police Officer. Only in cases of […]

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Arbitration	Conciliation	Mediation	Lok Adalat
a) It provides fairness to both parties as compared to traditional legal trials.	a) In conciliation the presence of an experienced neutral and an attorney who will provide the possible solutions to the disputes and evaluates the risks associated with continuing the dispute.	a) Mediation is an informal process that is not bound by any traditional legal formalities which are less time consuming and less costly than litigation.	a) Lok Adalat’s operate with the spirit of compromise and understanding which makes the parties feel satisfied.
b) A legal resolution here is much quicker, less formal, and flexible in scheduling than waiting for the trail date.	b) The parties will be allowed to choose their conciliator based on the criteria of the knowledge in the expertise area and availability.	b) The mediation is not a unilateral process as the settlement of disputes lie in the hands of the parties. It includes self-determination where the parties can terminate the	b) It is less expensive and delivers fast justice as any person can move to Lok Adalat’s through an application on a plain paper or by format available

		processes at any stage and can take the matter to the court.	through legal service authorities.
c) Here the cost is much reliable as it doesn’t include any expert witness nor require much legal process.	c) It has time and cost efficiency due to the flexible nature of proceedings.	c) Mediation helps the parties find realistic solutions which are not only sensible but also have long term availability.	c) Lok Adalat reduces the workload on courts and helps look after more serious matters and results in reduction of delays in higher courts.
d) The legal process of arbitration is more confidential than of the trial courts.	d) Their will be total confidentiality as agreed upon by the parties and the conciliator as well.	d) Mediation serves to reduce the level of conflicts which are already existing among them, as to avoid further more conflicts between the disputing parties.	d) It helps in direct interaction with the Judge in regards to the disputes, where on the other hand is not at all possible in regular courts of law.

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