Law Of Arbitration & Conciliation Act

What you'll learn
Overview of Arbitration: Understanding the basic principles and concepts of arbitration, including the history and evolution of arbitration in India.
Arbitration Agreement: Study of the laws relating to arbitration agreements and their enforceability.
Appointment of Arbitrators: Understanding the procedures for the appointment of arbitrators and the eligibility criteria for arbitrators.
Award & Enforcement: Understanding the laws relating to the making and enforcement of arbitration awards in India.
Conciliation: Study of the concept of conciliation and the laws relating to conciliation proceedings under the Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act.
Requirements
Legal Background: A basic understanding of the legal system and legal principles is recommended, as the course covers a legal subject.
Familiarity with Contracts: Familiarity with the principles of contract law and dispute resolution can be helpful, as the course covers the interplay of the Law of Arbitration and Conciliation Act with the Indian Contract Act.
Writing Skills: The ability to write clearly and logically is important, as students may be required to analyze case law and write reports on arbitration and conciliation proceedings.
Analytical Skills: Strong analytical skills can be helpful, as the course requires the analysis of legal provisions and case law.
Description
Arbitration is one of the oldest structures of alternative dispute resolution for industrial disputes. Arbitration is a non-public adjudicative mechanism which takes area pursuant to an agreement among two or extra events. The arbitrator has to behave in step with regulation or, in that case agreed, other concerns and after a honest listening to render decision which is enforceable at regulation. It's miles a preferred method as it's far transnational in character and has the backing of law via a community of country wide and worldwide gadgets.This route is designed to speak about in element the nuances of home and global industrial arbitration. The course is a completely online direction which offers an choice to the participant to undergo the program at a place and time convenient to him/her.Course Objectives• To recognize the constraints of courts as a device of dispute resolution in appreciate of few disputes• To recognize powerful resolution of dispute• To familiarize with home and global industrial arbitration• To recognise approximately various legal and regulatory framework governing arbitration• To examine the state-of-the-art improvement within the area of arbitrationLearning Results• After successful of completion of the course, the members will expand a radical expertise of the arbitration as a method of dispute decision• Recognize the prison and regulatory framework governing both home and international business Arbitration Agreements• Understand the prison framework for enforcement of Arbitral Awards• Accumulate theoretical and sensible knowledge of arbitration systemMODULE 1 - Introduction to Arbitrationa. Historical Backgroundb. The Arbitration Actc. Legal Position in IndiaMODULE 2 - Appointment of Arbitratorsa. Growth of Arbitration in Indiab. The Law Commission Reportsc. The Amendmentsd. Recent JudgmentsMODULE 3 - Interim Measures Vis-a-Vis Section 9a. Introductionb. Guiding Principles of granting Injunctionsc. Provisiond. Interplay between Institutional Emergency Arbitration Provisions and Indian Courts Interim Measures - Section 9.MODULE 4 - Challenges and Issues for Arbitration in Indiaa. Power to refer parties to arbitration - Section 8b. Interim Reliefs - Section 9 and 17c. Background of Section 29A - Time for making an Awardd. Confidentiality of Arbitration Proceedings - Section 42Ae. Application of Limitation Act in Arbitration - Section 43MODULE 5 - Recourse to Arbitral Awarda. Journey of Section 34 of Arbitration Actb. Judicial Approach to Section 34 of the ActMODULE 6 - Anti Arbitration Injunction in Indiaa. Anti Arbitration Injunction in Indiab. Case Laws on Anti Arbitration Injunction in IndiaMODULE 7 - Introduction to Conciliationa. Introduction to Conciliationb. Role of Conciliatorc. Conciliation vis-s-vis Arbitrationd. Conciliation under Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Introduction to Arbitration
Lecture 2 Introduction to Arbitration
Lecture 3 Arbitration Act
Lecture 4 Role previous to the amendment Act of 2015
Section 3: Appointment of Arbitrators
Lecture 5 Appointment of Arbitrators
Lecture 6 176th Report of Law Commission
Lecture 7 Recent Judgments
Section 4: Interim Measures Vis-à-vis Section 9
Lecture 8 Interim Measures Vis-à-vis Section 9
Lecture 9 Provision
Lecture 10 THE ARBITRATION _ CONCILIATION ACT, 1996
Section 5: Challenges and Issues for Arbitration in India
Lecture 11 Challenges and Issues for Arbitration in India
Lecture 12 Interim Reliefs - Section 9 and 17
Lecture 13 BACKGROUND OF SECTION 29-A TIME FOR MAKING AN AWARD
Lecture 14 Confidentiality of Arbitration Proceedings - Section 42A
Lecture 15 Application of Limitation Act in Arbitration - Section 43
Section 6: RECOURSE TO ARBITRAL AWARD
Lecture 16 RECOURSE TO ARBITRAL AWARD
Lecture 17 Judicial Approach to Section 34 of the Act
Section 7: Anti Arbitration Injunction in India
Lecture 18 Anti Arbitration Injunction in India
Lecture 19 Anti Arbitration Injunction in India
Lecture 20 Case Laws on Anti Arbitration Injunction in India
Section 8: Conciliation
Lecture 21 Introduction to Conciliation
Lecture 22 Conciliation vis-à-vis Arbitration
Law Students & Legal Professionals: The course is ideal for law students and legal professionals who wish to specialize in the field of arbitration and conciliation.


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