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IAMC HYD - INDIA MEDIATION DAY 2023 -Inaugural Event
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The International Arbitration and Mediation Centre (IAMC), Hyderabad on April 16 hosted its 1st India Mediation Day.
The event was attended by various judges, arbitrators, senior advocates and industry leaders. It witnessed panel discussions on the relevance of mediation in cross-border disputes, India as an emerging hub of institutional mediation and IAMC Hyderabad’s mediation roadmap for 2025.
In his opening remarks, Justice L Nageswara Rao drew attention to the Justice BN Srikrishna Committee Report, which had recommended the growth of institutional arbitration in India, and served as the foundation for the establishment of IAMC in Hyderabad.
Justice Hima Kohli spoke about the extensive use of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) in ancient and medieval India and how ADR is known as the “Appropriate Dispute Resolution” mechanism in contemporary India.
Justice Kohli expressed her belief that mediation will soon be recognized as a viable career opportunity for students and young practitioners. She also emphasized the importance of including mediation in the curriculum of universities and colleges to train future mediators.
Former Chief Justice of India Justice NV Ramana spoke about the importance of resolving disputes quickly and efficiently for the growth of society, the country and the world. He also highlighted the need for enforceability in mediation and called for a focus on creating confidence and credibility to ensure fruitful outcomes.
Justice RV Raveendran gave the closing remarks in which he stressed on the importance of mediation as an alternative to litigation. He pointed out the disadvantages of litigation such as delay, uncertainty, inflexibility, high costs and difficulties in execution.
The other speakers were George Lim Gregory Vijayendran Wee Meng Chuan JP Sengh Jawad A J Poornima Hatti Ekta Bahl Chitra Narayan.
Special thanks to Singapore International Mediation Centre (SIMC)
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The event was attended by various judges, arbitrators, senior advocates and industry leaders. It witnessed panel discussions on the relevance of mediation in cross-border disputes, India as an emerging hub of institutional mediation and IAMC Hyderabad’s mediation roadmap for 2025.
In his opening remarks, Justice L Nageswara Rao drew attention to the Justice BN Srikrishna Committee Report, which had recommended the growth of institutional arbitration in India, and served as the foundation for the establishment of IAMC in Hyderabad.
Justice Hima Kohli spoke about the extensive use of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) in ancient and medieval India and how ADR is known as the “Appropriate Dispute Resolution” mechanism in contemporary India.
Justice Kohli expressed her belief that mediation will soon be recognized as a viable career opportunity for students and young practitioners. She also emphasized the importance of including mediation in the curriculum of universities and colleges to train future mediators.
Former Chief Justice of India Justice NV Ramana spoke about the importance of resolving disputes quickly and efficiently for the growth of society, the country and the world. He also highlighted the need for enforceability in mediation and called for a focus on creating confidence and credibility to ensure fruitful outcomes.
Justice RV Raveendran gave the closing remarks in which he stressed on the importance of mediation as an alternative to litigation. He pointed out the disadvantages of litigation such as delay, uncertainty, inflexibility, high costs and difficulties in execution.
The other speakers were George Lim Gregory Vijayendran Wee Meng Chuan JP Sengh Jawad A J Poornima Hatti Ekta Bahl Chitra Narayan.
Special thanks to Singapore International Mediation Centre (SIMC)
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