Alternate Dispute Resolution: Court Annexed options or Community Based Dispute Resolution
Keywords:
ADR, Community-Based Dispute Resolution, Informal Disputes ResolutionAbstract
This study is based on the perception of the victims and perpetrators which mechanism that they are preferred to use in the sense to resolve them. In India, Afghanistan and other tribes based social structures usually informal way of disputes resolution have adopted. There are two categories of Alternate Disputes Resolution one is an option which is related to court and other is purely based on the community. The community-based disputes resolution is considered as the foremost best way to save resources and for the prompt agreeable decisions. The more will be the trust on ADR options if it is more participatory, the fair implementation, more confidentiality and more transparency. The reliability, goodwill, integrity and equity are also the basic parameters of trust and confidence on out of court settlement of disputes.
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