Neha Maggo, Research Scholar, Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University, Jaipur & Dhruv, Research Scholar, Tantia University, Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan
ABSTRACT
Alternative Dispute Resolution is a combined term through which the parties can reconcile their disputes. It refers to the procedure for settlement of disputes between the parties outside the court. ADR has gained acceptance and approval by general public and legal professionals. Delay in trial amounts to denial of justice, that’s why speedy trial is really necessary. It is a fundamental right guaranteed to every citizen under part III of the constitution. In India no of cases are pending, Indian courts are overburden with many cases which results into pendency. In that case ADR act as a dispute resolver. It plays a significant role to cope with the pending cases. Due to burden on courts, Inadequate courts, heavy costs, lengthy & time consuming process of litigation made way for Alternative Dispute Resolution Process. The main purpose of ADR is to provide easy, speedy, cost effective remedy, to protect the parties from unnecessary delay and reduce the burden of courts. The delay in justice weakens the justice. Speedy trial is essential of a developed society, that’s why it is necessary that matter should be decided as early as possible but at the same time it is necessary to keep in mind that justice should not be neglected. This paper focus on role of arbitration in reducing courts burden and to discuss issues like-How various forms of ADR help in reducing courts burden, Are these mechanism proved to be effective. The purpose of this paper is to aware people, educate them about the new, easy and effective way of reconciling their matter.
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