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Correlation Between CASE MANAGEMENT And MEDIATION - Law ...

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supervision, court will remain a central institution for the system. This will alsoestablish a public-private partnership between the courts and the community. Apopular feeling that court works hand-in-hand with mediation facility will producelawful and enforceable settlements.The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and the provisions for ADR mechanismsmade therein can be effectively utilized only if the managerial skills of a judge areproperly understood and effectively implemented. Unless both i.e. the casemanagement techniques and ADR procedures are properly used as a part of thesame system, none of them can be effective. Whether the mediator makes theprogress, parties co-operate, exchange of information takes place or whetherthe negotiations are likely to fail are the questions which require judicialsupervision. Again, briefing the parties and their advocates in a proper mannerby a judge will prepare them for accepting the procedures positively and securetheir willing participation. Court will benefit administratively from resolution ofmany civil disputes through mediation while simultaneously retaining its vital roleas the final arbiter. The Judge will appreciate that mediation is a part of the samejudicial system and reference of cases to mediation will spare the judge moretime for the cases which require judicial determination.A FEW SUGGESTIONSIndia has now whole hearted legislative approval for beneficial law reformscontained in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908,The Arbitration and ConciliationAct, 1996 and the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. It is therefore, necessaryto provide guidelines and promote the reforms extensively by utilizing theprovisions made in the last mentioned Act.• The provisions made in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996regarding the process of conciliation are required to be made applicable tomediation also because there is no real difference between the two. The10

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