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Alternative Dispute Resolution System

The document outlines a structured approach for students to engage in simulation exercises related to Alternative Dispute Resolution, including arbitration, conciliation, negotiation, and mediation cases. Each exercise requires students to form teams, select roles, and prepare specific legal documents relevant to their roles. General instructions emphasize teamwork, role rotation, and submission of records and documentation to course teachers.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution System

The document outlines a structured approach for students to engage in simulation exercises related to Alternative Dispute Resolution, including arbitration, conciliation, negotiation, and mediation cases. Each exercise requires students to form teams, select roles, and prepare specific legal documents relevant to their roles. General instructions emphasize teamwork, role rotation, and submission of records and documentation to course teachers.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution System

Simulation exercises

1. Arbitration cases
a. Students must form a team consisting of 5/6 members .
i. 1 Arbitrator,
ii. 2 parties -claimant, respondent
iii. 2 counsels
iv. 1 subject experts
b. Students must choose their roles accordingly.
c. Students shall prepare documents for their roles as follows:
i. Arbitrator – Arbitration agreement Or Arbitration Award
ii. Claimant/ Advocate
A) Index
B) Arbitration Petition
C) Verifying Affidavit
D) List of documents
E) Vakalatnam
F) Written Arguments
iii. Arbitrator- Send notice to the respondent
iv. Respondents / Advocate
A) Index
B) Written statement
C) Verifying Affidavit
D) List of document
E) Vakalatnam
F) Written Arguments
v. subject experts- prepare subject documents
2. Conciliation cases
A. Students must form a team consisting of 5/6 members .
v. 2/3 Conciliator ,
vi. 2 parties -claimant, respondent
vii. 2 counsels
viii. subject experts
B. Students must choose their roles accordingly.
C. Students shall prepare documents for their roles as
follows:
a. Claim petition
b. Objection
c. Written arguments-claimant and respondent
d. Conciliation Agreement.
3. Negotiation cases
A. Students must form a team consisting of 5/6 members .
i. 1 Negotiator ,
ii. 2 parties -claimant, respondent
iii. 2 counsels
iv. 1 subject experts
B. Students must choose their roles accordingly.
C. Students shall prepare documents for their roles as follows:
a. Negotiation Agreement.
4. Mediation cases
A. Students must form a team consisting of 5/6 members .
i. Mediator ,
ii. 2 parties -claimant, respondent
iii. 2 counsels
B. Students must choose their roles accordingly.
C. Students shall prepare documents for their roles as
follows:
i. Mediator – Mediation agreement
ii. Claimant/ Advocate
iii. Index
iv. [Link]
v. Verifying Affidavit
vi. List of documents
vii. Vakalatnam
viii. Written Arguments
ix. Mediator - Send notice to the respondent
x. Respondents / Advocate
a. Index
b. Written statement
c. Verifying Affidavit
d. List of document
e. Vakalatnam
f. Written Arguments
g. subject experts- prepare subject documents
General Instructions.
1. Students must form team and perform the simulation
exercises.
2. Team must component and must change their roles.
3. Students are required to prepare the records in Executive
bond paper, hand written and Hard bond and the same shall
be submitted to the course Teachers.
4. Students must submit simulation Exercise video and photos.

Principal
Teachers Law College Bangalore

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