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Search Search for an A ppropriate D ispute R esolution Not merely for an A lternative D ispute R esolution OR Additional Disputes Resolution

YesNo (fixed)‏Choice over procedure YesNoChoice of Judge/Neutral third party MediationLitigation

Full controlNo controlControl over proceedings YesNoControl over time NilFull playTechnical pleas MediationLitigation

NilVery much : All or none Risk By and large predictable Largely unpredictable Predictability MediationLitigation

NilYes Appeals, Second Appeals and Revisions Unending litigation Agreement recorded by Court becomes decree Binding as decreeBinding nature of the decision

. Search for a New ADR Search for a New ADR leads to Mediation

“Access to Justice means Access to Good Mediation” - Justice Krishna Iyer

Mediation across the world USAEngland

Asian countries China Sri Lanka MalaysiaPakistanNepalBangladesh

Indian experience Mediation Centers functioning successfully in various High Courts & Districts Courts Allahabad Bangalore Bombay Chennai Delhi Gujarat Kerala Jammu & Kashmir Jharkhand

G ujarat K erala J ammu & K ashmir

Elevated as Judge, Kerala High Court Elevated as Judge, Kerala High Court Appointed Chief Justice of J & K High Court Appointed Chief Justice of J & K High Court Presently Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court Presently Chief Justice of Gujarat High Court and and Patron-in-Chief, Guj. High Court Mediation Centre Patron-in-Chief, Guj. High Court Mediation Centre Hon’ble Mr. Justice K.S. Radhakrishnan

Ahmedabad City Civil Court Mediation Centre being Inaugurated today December 24, 2008 by

Hon’ble Mr. Justice S.B. Sinha Judge, Supreme Court of India & Chairperson, Mediation and Conciliation Committee

HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT –MEDIATION Ahmedabad City Civil Court Mediation Centre 24 th December A New Beginning

Let us be the change that we want to see - Mahatma Gandhi - Mahatma Gandhi

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