A Basic Concept Of Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996
Both the terms ‘Arbitration’ and ‘Conciliation’ are very prominent as far as the judicial system in India or abroad is concerned. Both these terms have ample significance due to their specialized domains and their utilities and applications. Let’s find out a brief introduction to the terms ‘Conciliation and ‘Arbitration’. Also Read : Know What Will Happen if Cheque Bounces in India What is meant by Arbitration? Experts in legal matters define this term as a method that allows the two warring sides to settle disputes between them without the direct intervention of the court. They often term this process as an ‘Out-of-the-court’ settlement. The disputes undertaken in the arbitration process are mostly civil by nature. Here, the parties decide to find a solution to their disputes under the supervision of qualified Arbitrators. These arbitrators are usually appointed by the court. Usually, an arbitrator is a neutral third-party entity that has no interests or involvement in the outcom...