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Ministry of Law and Justice Seeks Stakeholders' Comments on Draft Mediation Bill, 2021 - (08 Nov 2021)

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Ministry of Law and Justice has placed the Draft Mediation Bill, 2021 in public domain, seeking feedback and suggestions from all stakeholders. The Bill proposes to bring about a standalone law on Mediation on issues of domestic and international mediation as India is a signatory to the Singapore Convention on Mediation. The Bill also takes into contemplation the international practice of using the terms, conciliation and mediation, interchangeably.

Tags : MINISTRY OF LAW AND JUSTICE   COMMENTS ON DRAFT MEDIATION BILL   2021  

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