Mediation and Conciliation Act

The Mediation and Conciliation Act, enacted in India in mediation and conflict resolution processes. It provides a legal framework for using mediation and conciliation to settle disputes outside of traditional court proceedings. This Act encourages parties to resolve differences amicably with the help of a neutral third party, known as a mediator or conciliator, who facilitates discussions and helps find a mutually acceptable solution. By promoting these methods, the Act aims to reduce the burden on courts, minimize legal costs, and promote faster, more efficient dispute resolution.