Practice Dispute Resolution Boards & Lok Adalats (8) - Arbitration, Conciliation, and ADR Systems

Practice: Dispute Resolution Boards & Lok Adalats

Lesson 8Arbitration, Conciliation, and ADR Systems

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6 sample questions

Question 1.
What is the primary function of Dispute Resolution Boards?
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Think about the projects that might require quick resolutions to avoid delays.
Question 2.
How does a Lok Adalat differ from a regular court?
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Consider the level of formality in court proceedings compared to Lok Adalats.
3Question 3.
What is the main purpose of a Dispute Resolution Board?
- A. To provide advisory opinions
- B. To settle disputes in infrastructure projects
- C. To make court decisions
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Consider the context of large endeavors when thinking about dispute resolution.
4Question 4.
True or False: The decisions of Lok Adalats are appealable in higher courts.
- True
- False
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Think about the binding nature of their decisions in the context of ADR.
Question 5.
A large construction project is delayed due to a dispute over contract terms. Analyze how a DRB could facilitate resolution and the implications of this for project stakeholders.
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Think about the project timeline and the need for swift resolution in the construction context.
Question 6.
Discuss a scenario where a couple facing divorce could benefit from a Lok Adalat, considering the informal nature of the proceedings.
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Focus on how informal mediation can soften disputes between parties.

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