EVOLUTION OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESSES FROM INFORMAL TO FORMAL AND BACK TO INFORMAL

http://dx.doi.org/10.31703/gssr.2020(V-II).31      10.31703/gssr.2020(V-II).31      Published : Jun 2
Authored by : AbidaHassan , DilMuhammadMalik

31 Pages : 327-333

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  • Enforcement Act, 2007 (UK)
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  • Farm Debt Mediation Act 1994 (NSW).
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  • Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998 (NSW), section. 318-ALeases Act 1994 (NSW), section. 68
  • Jamil. A (2015). ADR in Islamic Law: the cases of UK & Singapore, NSU Working Paper
  • King. M, Freiberg. A, Batagol B. M & Hyams. R (2014). Non-Adversarial Justice, The Federation Press, 2nd edition, p. 88 & 91-94
  • KPK Local Government Act, 2013, section. 29
  • Lipner (2005). Methods of Dispute Resolution: Torah to Talmud to Today. V. 16 No. 2 Https://arbitrationlaw.com/pdf/methods-dispute-resolution-torah-talmud-today-aria-vol-16
  • Local Government Act, 2013
  • P.V Kane's 'History of Dharmashastras' vol. 3 En.wikipedia.org/History_ of_Dharmasatra
  • Pakistan Criminal Law Journal (2004), p. 1523
  • Rashid. S. K. (2015), Peculiarities & Religious Underlining of ADR in Islamic Law, http://www.asiapacificmediationforum.org/resources/2008/37-.pdf
  • Sen. P (1980). The General Principles of Hindu Jurisprudence.
  • Sourdin. T (2008). Alternative Dispute Resolution, Legal. Thomsonreuters.com, p. 13
  • The Ramayana and the Mahabharata: two epics of Asia, p.1-43 www.unesco.org
  • Wade, William and Forsyth, Christophe (2014). Principles of Administrative Law, 11th edition, Oxford books.google.com.pk
  • Zahoor. A, 'Muslims in India: An Overview', History of Muslims India https://www.indianmuslims.info

References

  • Ali. N. K & Sfeir. V (2011). Arbitration & Mediation in the Arab World: A Growing Phenomenon, http://www.mediate.com/articles/AliKhasanwehN1.cfm
  • Barret. T. J & Barrett. P. J (2009). A history of ADR: The Story of Political, Social and Cultural Movement. Association for Conflict Resolution, 1st edition. http://www.adr.gov/events/2009/may7-2009 materials-history.pdf
  • Black. A, Esmaeili. H and Hosen. N. Modern Perspective on Islamic Law; Chapter 6: Mediation, arbitration and Islamic Alternative Dispute Resolution, http://www.elgaronline.com/view/9780857934468.00012.xml
  • Brown, H. J. and Marriott, A. L. (1999). ADR Principles and Practice, Chap. 16, Sweet & Maxwell, London, 2nd Edition, pp.352-376.
  • El-Ahdab, A. H. (2003). Arbitration with the Arab countries (2nd edition., Kluwer Law International, Hague, 1999), New Straits Times, p. 17
  • Enforcement Act, 2007 (UK)
  • Farlane, J. M (2008). The New Lawyer: How Settlements Transforming the Practice of Law, UBC Press, p. 10 -12
  • Farm Debt Mediation Act 1994 (NSW).
  • French, B (2007), 'Dispute Resolution in Australia - The Movement from Litigation to Mediation' Alternative Dispute Resolution Journal for a contextual account on the history of ADR in Australia, p. 213- 214 & 220
  • Gould. N & Partner (2012), Conflict avoidance and dispute resolution in construction, RICS guidance note, 1st edition, p. 3 https://www.rics.org
  • Gumbiner, Keneth (2000). Alternate Dispute Resolution, the Litigator's Handbook: An Overview of Alternate Dispute Resolution, Editor Atlas, F. Nancy; Hurber, Steven; Trachte, Wendy. H; Published by American Bar Association, 1st Edition, p. 2
  • Hornle J. (2009). Cross-border Internet Dispute Resolution. UK: Cambridge University Press, 1st edition, p. 48
  • Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998 (NSW), section. 318-ALeases Act 1994 (NSW), section. 68
  • Jamil. A (2015). ADR in Islamic Law: the cases of UK & Singapore, NSU Working Paper
  • King. M, Freiberg. A, Batagol B. M & Hyams. R (2014). Non-Adversarial Justice, The Federation Press, 2nd edition, p. 88 & 91-94
  • KPK Local Government Act, 2013, section. 29
  • Lipner (2005). Methods of Dispute Resolution: Torah to Talmud to Today. V. 16 No. 2 Https://arbitrationlaw.com/pdf/methods-dispute-resolution-torah-talmud-today-aria-vol-16
  • Local Government Act, 2013
  • P.V Kane's 'History of Dharmashastras' vol. 3 En.wikipedia.org/History_ of_Dharmasatra
  • Pakistan Criminal Law Journal (2004), p. 1523
  • Rashid. S. K. (2015), Peculiarities & Religious Underlining of ADR in Islamic Law, http://www.asiapacificmediationforum.org/resources/2008/37-.pdf
  • Sen. P (1980). The General Principles of Hindu Jurisprudence.
  • Sourdin. T (2008). Alternative Dispute Resolution, Legal. Thomsonreuters.com, p. 13
  • The Ramayana and the Mahabharata: two epics of Asia, p.1-43 www.unesco.org
  • Wade, William and Forsyth, Christophe (2014). Principles of Administrative Law, 11th edition, Oxford books.google.com.pk
  • Zahoor. A, 'Muslims in India: An Overview', History of Muslims India https://www.indianmuslims.info

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