Arbitration, Conciliation and Mediation Law and Practice offers a comprehensive examination of alternative dispute resolution mechanisms within the Indian legal framework. The book explains the legal principles, statutory provisions and procedural aspects governing arbitration, conciliation and mediation in a clear and systematic manner. It highlights the growing importance of ADR as an effective alternative to conventional court litigation.
The book covers arbitration agreements, appointment and powers of arbitrators, jurisdiction of arbitral tribunals, conduct of arbitral proceedings, and enforcement of arbitral awards. It also provides detailed discussion on conciliation and mediation, including their procedural stages, role of conciliators and mediators, and legal status of settlement agreements. Judicial trends and key case law are incorporated to show how courts support ADR processes while limiting unnecessary intervention.
By integrating law with practice, the book serves as both an academic text and a professional manual. It is especially useful for understanding how consensual dispute resolution methods promote speed, cost-efficiency and confidentiality. The structured presentation enables readers to apply legal principles to real-world disputes involving commercial and civil matters.








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