Practice Dispute Resolution Boards (drb) (8.1) - Arbitration, Conciliation, and ADR Systems

Practice: Dispute Resolution Boards (DRB)

Lesson 8.1Arbitration, Conciliation, and ADR Systems

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6 sample questions

Question 1.
What is a Dispute Resolution Board?
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Think about the types of projects they handle.
Question 2.
Are decisions made by Lok Adalats appealable?
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Consider the nature of Lok Adalats.
3Question 3.
What is a major advantage of using a Dispute Resolution Board?
- High costs
- Fast resolution
- Lengthy process
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Consider what DRBs are designed to do.
4Question 4.
True or False: The decisions made by Lok Adalats can be appealed in a higher court.
- True
- False
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Reflect on the authority of Lok Adalats.
Question 5.
Consider a mega construction project in your town that has run into numerous disputes between contractors and clients. Propose a structure for implementing a DRB, highlighting its composition, procedures, and benefits in resolving ongoing issues.
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Think about the potential effects of delays in a construction project.
Question 6.
Evaluate the role of Lok Adalats in improving access to justice for the underprivileged. Discuss potential limitations in their effectiveness.
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Consider the demographic most likely to benefit from Lok Adalats and any barriers they might face.

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