OUR SYLLABUS INCLUDES

  • 1) UNIT I — Introduction to ADR & Arbitration
  • 2) UNIT II — Arbitration Agreement
  • 3) UNIT III — Arbitral Tribunal
  • 4) UNIT IV — Arbitral Award
  • 5) UNIT V — Foreign Awards & International Arbitration
  • 6) UNIT VI — Conciliation
  • 7) UNIT VII — Allied & Contemporary Topics

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ONLINE CERTIFICATE COURSE ON ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION

(Arbitration & Conciliation — Syllabus)

UNIT I — Introduction to ADR & Arbitration

  • Concept and growth of Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR)
  • Meaning, characteristics, and importance of arbitration
  • History and development of arbitration law
  • Types of arbitration (Institutional vs. Ad hoc)
  • Difference between arbitration, conciliation, mediation and negotiation

UNIT II — Arbitration Agreement

  • Meaning and essentials of a valid arbitration agreement
  • Nature, form, and scope of arbitration agreement
  • Legal effects of an arbitration agreement
  • Reference to arbitration by courts

UNIT III — Arbitral Tribunal

  • Composition of arbitral tribunal
  • Appointment of arbitrators and eligibility
  • Jurisdiction and powers of arbitrators
  • Grounds and procedure for challenging an arbitrator
  • Procedure and conduct of arbitral proceedings
  • Interim measures by courts and tribunal

UNIT IV — Arbitral Award

  • Making of award and termination of proceedings
  • Form and content of award
  • Correction & interpretation of award
  • Grounds for setting aside an award
  • Finality and enforcement of arbitral awards
  • Appeals against arbitral decisions

UNIT V — Foreign Awards & International Arbitration

  • Enforcement of foreign awards
  • New York Convention awards
  • Geneva Convention awards
  • Introduction to international arbitration institutions

UNIT VI — Conciliation

  • Meaning, definitions and objectives of conciliation
  • Appointment, role and powers of conciliators
  • Conciliation procedures and stages
  • Settlement agreements and their legal effect
  • Termination of conciliation proceedings
  • Interaction with judicial or arbitral proceedings

UNIT VII — Allied & Contemporary Topics

  • Code of ethics for arbitrators and conciliators
  • Recognition and role of Indian arbitration bodies (e.g., Indian Council of Arbitration)
  • Alternate settlement systems (e.g., Lok Adalats)
  • Negotiation skills in ADR