Singhal’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (Arbitration, Conciliation, Negotiation and Mediation) is a comprehensive and syllabus-oriented guide designed to provide a clear and practical understanding of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms. The book covers all major modes of ADR with a balanced focus on theory, case law, and application-based learning.
Prepared as per the new syllabus, the book systematically explains core concepts of arbitration, conciliation, negotiation, and mediation, supported by relevant statutory provisions, leading judicial decisions, and exam-focused explanations. The structured presentation helps students understand both the legal framework and practical functioning of ADR processes.
The inclusion of textual explanations, important cases, questions, and hints makes this book especially useful for exam preparation as well as classroom study. It is an ideal resource for law students and aspirants preparing for university examinations and competitive law entrance and judicial exams.
Authored by Krishan Keshav, this publication reflects an academic yet practical approach, making ADR concepts easy to grasp and retain.
Key Highlights
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Comprehensive Coverage of ADR
Covers Arbitration, Conciliation, Negotiation, and Mediation in detail.
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Based on New Syllabus
Structured strictly as per updated university and examination requirements.
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Conceptual and Practical Approach
Explains legal principles along with real-world application of ADR mechanisms.
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Case Law Integration
Includes important judicial decisions for better legal understanding.
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Questions and Hints Included
Aids exam preparation with focused questions and guiding hints.
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Clear and Student-Friendly Language
Simplifies complex ADR concepts for easy comprehension.
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Ideal for Academic and Exam Preparation
Suitable for semester exams, LL.B./LL.M. courses, and competitive exams.
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Trusted Law Publication
Published by Singhal Law Publications, known for exam-focused legal texts.
Ideal for:
✔ LL.B. & LL.M. Students
✔ Judicial Services & Competitive Exam Aspirants
✔ University Law Exam Candidates
✔ Law Teachers & Academicians
✔ ADR Practitioners (for conceptual revision)
✔ Law Libraries & Reference Collections
