The Mediation Movement in India

Author

Edited by Prof. (Dr.) Seema Gupta

Publisher

Law & Justice Publishing Co.

Year

2026

Why Choose This Book?

The Mediation Movement in India provides an insightful examination of India's evolving mediation ecosystem in the wake of the Mediation Act, 2023. Edited by Prof. (Dr.) Seema Gupta, a certified mediator and ADR academic, this book brings together scholarly perspectives on mediation law, policy, institutional development, and practice. It is an excellent resource for judges, advocates, mediators, law students, ADR professionals, and researchers seeking a deeper understanding of India's transition towards consensual dispute resolution.

About the Book

This edited volume explores the growth of mediation as an integral part of India's justice delivery system. It examines the legal, institutional, and practical aspects of mediation, highlighting its role in reducing litigation and promoting collaborative dispute resolution. The book discusses contemporary developments, policy initiatives, academic perspectives, and the implementation of the Mediation Act, 2023. With contributions focused on ADR practices and legal reform, it serves as a valuable reference for legal education, judicial training, mediation centres, and professionals committed to strengthening India's mediation framework.

Related Subjects

• Mediation Act, 2023
• Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
• Conciliation
• Civil Justice Reforms
• Dispute Resolution

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