Legislating sets the stage, but enforcing determines the play. The constitution of India was amended in 1976 to add Article 39-A under the fourty second amendment. The Article states that the S...

"Conflict is inevitable but combat is optional"- Max Lucado (American author & minister) Introduction In our justice system, the advent of "Alternative Dispute Resolution" is ...

Lok Adalat, or "People's Court," is a cornerstone of India's alternative dispute resolution (ADR) framework. Established under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, Lok Adalat pro...

This article presents a critical analysis of the role of the Lokpal in combating corruption in India, examining its evolution,establishment and the challenges it faces in fulfilling its mandate...

Lok Adalat, translating to "People's Court" in Hindi, is a pivotal institution in India's legal system, embodying the ethos of accessible justice and dispute resolution. Established u...

As stated by Aristotle, "Man is a social animal", i.e. man survives on this planet by interacting with other human beings. During this interaction process, there is a possibility of disputes, n...

Lok Adalats, which are also known as people's tribunals, have developed as a successful alternative instrument for conflict resolution in India over the course of the past several years. Lok Ad...

ADR means Alternative Dispute Resolution which includes various methods of settling a dispute without getting into the intricacies of the court. It is a method where parties try to resolve thei...

The concept of justice encompasses fairness, the rule of law, the principle of equality and fundamental human rights that could only be effective when all the ways to access them were available...

The concept of justice encompasses fairness, the rule of law, the principle of equality and fundamental human rights that could only be effective when all the ways to access them were available...