Arbitration and Conciliation Act Overview
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What distinguishes arbitration from mediation?

  • Arbitration is non-binding while mediation is binding.
  • Arbitration involves a third party making a decision, while mediation facilitates discussion. (correct)
  • In arbitration, parties represent themselves; in mediation, they need legal representation.
  • Mediation requires a formal hearing, whereas arbitration does not.

Which of the following matters can be referred to arbitration?

  • Administrative tax disputes
  • Family law disputes
  • Criminal cases
  • Disputes covered by an arbitration agreement (correct)

Which statement best describes an arbitrator's powers regarding interim relief?

  • An arbitrator can issue interim measures only after a final award is made.
  • An arbitrator cannot grant any interim relief.
  • An arbitrator has limited power to provide interim measures in all disputes.
  • An arbitrator can grant interim relief similar to a court under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act. (correct)

In the context of arbitration, what is the difference between an arbitration agreement and expert determination?

<p>An arbitration agreement leads to a binding decision; expert determination is advisory. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately describes the finality of an arbitral award?

<p>An arbitral award is final and binding unless challenged on specific grounds. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary difference between institutional and ad-hoc arbitration?

<p>Institutional arbitration is governed by established rules from specific institutions, whereas ad-hoc arbitration is not. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When can a court be bound to refer a dispute to arbitration?

<p>When there is a clear arbitration agreement in place. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement about the procedure for appointing an arbitrator is true?

<p>Parties can mutually agree on an arbitrator without court involvement. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the key amendments introduced in the Arbitration and Conciliation Act?

<p>Key amendments include provisions for expedited procedures and clarity on interim measures.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe the primary functions of an arbitral tribunal compared to a permanent court.

<p>An arbitral tribunal resolves disputes based on party agreements, while a permanent court operates under statutory law.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What types of disputes are typically referred to arbitration?

<p>Disputes in commercial contracts, construction, and international trade are commonly referred to arbitration.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a settlement agreement in the context of arbitration?

<p>A settlement agreement is a mutual resolution between parties that ends the dispute before an arbitral award is rendered.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain the differences in the powers of a court under sections 9 and 17 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act for interim relief.

<p>Section 9 allows courts to grant interim relief before and during arbitration, while Section 17 empowers the arbitral tribunal to do so once proceedings have commenced.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the procedure for the appointment of an arbitrator as per the Arbitration and Conciliation Act?

<p>The procedure involves parties agreeing on an arbitrator or, if they fail, applying to a court for appointment.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of an arbitral award being final?

<p>The finality of an arbitral award means it is generally binding and cannot be appealed, ensuring quick and efficient resolution.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the limitation act impact arbitration proceedings?

<p>The Limitation Act affects the timeframe within which disputes can be referred to arbitration, imposing strict deadlines.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Arbitration

A process where parties to a dispute submit their case to an impartial third party (arbitrator) for a binding decision.

Arbitration Agreement

A contract that parties create to resolve disputes through arbitration.

Arbitration Tribunal

A panel of individuals selected by the parties to hear and decide the dispute in arbitration.

Interim Relief

Temporary orders issued by a court or arbitrator to preserve the status quo during arbitration.

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Setting Aside Award

A court's power to invalidate an arbitration award under specific circumstances.

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Arbitration Award

The final decision of an arbitral tribunal.

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Enforcement of Award

The process of legally backing up and enforcing an arbitration award.

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Domestic Arbitration

Arbitration that occurs within a specific country's legal framework.

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Arbitration vs Mediation

Arbitration is a binding decision, mediation helps parties reach a mutual agreement, and conciliation is a less formal process focused on resolving disputes amicably.

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Interim Relief in Arbitration

Temporary orders granted by a court or arbitrator to protect assets or maintain the status quo during arbitration.

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Arbitration Agreement vs Expert Determination

Arbitration creates a binding decision, while expert determination is advisory, with the experts providing opinions, but not legally binding decisions

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Setting Aside Arbitration Award

Court's power to nullify an arbitration award, under specific conditions like serious procedural errors or misconduct by the arbitrator.

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Arbitration Jurisdiction

Limits on the authority of an arbitration tribunal, determined by the agreement, and the court's power to review arbitration proceedings.

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Form of Arbitral Award

The structure of an arbitral decision, including a clear summary of the issues, reasoning and the final decision.

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Domestic Arbitration

Arbitration governed by the laws of one country, applying the country's laws to the dispute.

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Arbitration Tribunal

Group of people who decide in an arbitration case- either appointed by parties or an institution.

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Study Notes

Amendments in Arbitration and Conciliation Act

  • Defines arbitration and permanent court vs arbitral tribunal
  • Outlines matters referable to arbitration

Arbitration vs Mediation vs Conciliation

  • Provides a comparison of these processes

Arbitration Procedures

  • Overview of arbitration proceedings
  • Looks at Institutional and ad-hoc arbitration
  • Explains domestic arbitration and ICA
  • Differentiates between arbitration agreement and expert determination

When Parties Refer Disputes to Arbitration

  • Discusses when courts are bound to refer to arbitration
  • Outlines court powers for granting interim relief

Difference Between Sections 9 and 17 of the Act

  • Explores the similarities and differences between these sections regarding interim measures
  • Discusses circumstances for securing amounts in dispute
  • Provides examples of securing amounts in dispute

Procedure for Appointment of Arbitrator

  • Explains the procedure for arbitrator appointments

Jurisdiction of Arbitration Tribunal and Courts

  • Discusses the jurisdiction of these entities
  • Explains rules governing arbitral proceedings
  • Details ways in which proceedings are terminated
  • Outlines legal misconduct by arbitrators
  • Discusses whether ex-parte orders can be issued

Court's Assistance in Taking Evidence

  • Explains court assistance in taking evidence

Arbitration Procedure Detail

  • Explains fast-track procedure
  • Summarizes settlement agreements & contents of arbitral awards
  • Outlines the regime for costs and interim awards
  • Discusses correcting and interpreting awards, including additional awards
  • Covers setting aside of arbitral awards
  • Includes a case study demonstrating how disputes are resolved by tribunals

Finality and Enforcement of Awards

  • Covers arbitral award finality and enforcement
  • Addresses appeal possibilities from arbitral tribunals, including second appeals

Arbitral Tribunal Deposits

  • Details deposits from arbitral tribunals
  • Describes arbitral award liens and deposit costs

Discharge of Arbitration Agreements and Provisions for Insolvency

  • Addresses clauses that discharge arbitration agreements in case of death or insolvency
  • Details limitations of arbitration act

Conciliation Proceedings

  • Explains conciliation proceedings and appointment of conciliators
  • Outlines the role of conciliators

Presumptions Regarding Communication Receipt

  • Discusses presumptions regarding receipt of communications

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This quiz covers key aspects of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, including the definitions and differences between arbitration, mediation, and conciliation. It discusses the arbitration procedures, powers of courts, and specific sections of the Act. Test your knowledge on the principles and practices within this important legal framework.

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