1. Arbitration and Methods of Dispute Resolution

Which one is not a Method of ADR

• Conciliation

• Negotiation

• Simplification

• Village Panchayat

"Arbitral Tribunal" means a sole arbitrator only, it cannot contain a panel of more than one arbitrator.

• True

• False

The Indian Arbitration and Conciliation Act, enacted in year of______.

• 1806

• 1996

• 1954

• 1906

An Arbitrator does not have any power to terminate the ongoing procedure or proceedings of a dispute.

• True

• False

Disputes relating to any Trusts or Religious matters are not a part of Arbitral domain.

• True

• False

The arbitration awards are likely equivalent to a legal outcome.

• True

• False

An arbitration agreement once made, cannot be deterred when a post proceeding dispute arises.

• True

• False

The process of adjusting or settling disputes in a friendly and non-antagonistic manner by using a nonbinding procedure manner through extra judicial means is called as

• Negotiation

• Mediation

• Conciliation

• Simplification

Following type of ADR is the only method applicable to the Dispute of Criminal Nature

• Mediation

• Tribunal Proceeding

• Simplification

• None of the Above

Which one of the following is not an transparent advantage of ADR methods.

• Cost Effective

• Time Effective

• Politically Supportive

• Confidential