Alternative Dispute Resolution

Alternative Dispute Resolution Centre

A Centre for Public Policy Research Initiative

Upcoming Events

ADR Centre, the dispute resolution wing of Centre for Public Policy Research is organising a unique two-day training programme for professionals on Commercial Dispute Resolution. The programme, supported by the British Deputy High Commission, will be conducted by experienced trainers from the Field Court Chambers, United Kingdom.

Trainers

Paul Randolph

(Barrister/Mediator at the Field Court Chambers, United Kingdom)

Spenser Hilliard

(Mediator at the Field Court Chambers, United Kingdom)

What does the Course Offer?

Mediation and Negotiation Techniques
Dealing with Commercial Deadlocks
Business to Business Disagreements
Mock Session on Commercial Contract Disputes
Human Resource and Workplace Dispute
Commercial Construction Dispute and Negligence Claim
Session on Drafting Settlement Agreement

Who can Apply?

ADR Practitioners and Judicial Officers
HR Professionals
Legal Officers
Chartered Accountants

Date: January 20 & 21, 2017, Venue: Bangalore

Date: January 23 & 24, 2017, Venue: Chennai

Date: January 30 & 31, 2017, Venue: Kochi

Apply soon, Limited Seats Only

To register for the Workshop, Click Here

ADR Centre gets accreditation from ICADR

Copy of MoU signed between ADR Centre and ICADR

Welcome to Alternative Dispute Resolution Centre

ADR Centre is an institution which gives options for the parties to settle their issues. Parties with a genuine dispute may contact the Centre directly or through “Register A Case” option to get their issues registered for been compromised and settled. The Centre is supported by a vibrant panel consisting of eminent personalities drawn from diverse backgrounds and socially reputed, that will assist the parties to make them compromise and settle their disputes to satisfaction of both. An agreement shall be reached by the parties on settlement of the issue which is legally valid and binding.

The Centre provides settlement to issues in various areas like Family disputes, Consumer disputes, Rent issues, Property disputes, Cheque issues, Motor Accident cases etc. The Centre also provides training and awareness to the people about the benefits of ADR through various awareness camps and classes.

Alternative Dispute Resolutions (ADR) is out of court settlements which are informal in nature. A Third party helps the parties who are having a dispute to settle it. They are faster, cheaper and provide privacy to the parties. ADR provides options to the parties to settle their differences in a satisfactory manner. The Courts have been affected with the problems of large pendency of cases owing to large arrears causing backlog taking many years for the case to be decided. Often the judgments are not satisfactory and cause inconveniences to both the parties. ADR has been found to be the solution to the problems affecting the judicial system. ADR mechanisms are been used effectively by Companies and other commercial establishments and have been encouraged by the Courts through Adalats.

Settlements reached by the parties through the Centre are legally valid and binding.

Services

The Centre provides options for settling a case. Parties having a genuine dispute may Register A Case through the ‘Register A Case’ option or contact the ADR Centre directly.

ADR Centre provides Internship opportunities to students from all colleges. The Centre is keen to develop the academic levels of students through Research works, Presentations and case studies.

The Centre consists of a vibrant panel drawn from diverse fields who have a line of thought attune to the objectives of the Centre.

The Blog gives an opportunity for everyone to share their thoughts on matters pertaining to ADR or allied matters on Justice, Law etc.

Rules and Forms

Have a look at the Rules and the Forms for the parties for availing the services of the ADR Centre. Click here to download the Rules and Forms...


	Letter sent to the Law Minister with foreword by Justice Krishna Iyer

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