Mediation & Conciliation (Meaning & Difference)

[@harekrishna8612]

Nice explanation ☺️👍

[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@bvcenzoff5131]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@pampakundu7508]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@AshwaniKumar-fz6nv]

Very clearly explained, thank you ma'am 🥰🥰

[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@summerjd78]

Bahot acha samjhya mam apne thankyou

[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@MridulBorah-r2b]

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[@NashimaBegum-h6q]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@shivanibhardwaj17]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@syedmuskan4802]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@Krishna-px5xh]

Great difference explained 😊

[@b2bmaths45]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@home433]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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[@pragyasharma8127]

Mediation as well as conciliation is not binding upon parties, it is their discretion whether to accept or deny the decision.

[@lawnotesacademy]

Yes 👍

[@lawnotesacademy]

Mediation is first and foremost a non-binding procedure. This means that, even though parties have agreed to submit a dispute to mediation, they are not obliged to continue with the mediation process after the first meeting. In this sense, the parties remain always in control of a mediation.

[@hemantapaul394]

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[@lawnotesacademy]

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