<strong>Abstract: </strong> <br />The following article takes you the reader through an insightful journey as to why mediation is necessary in cases concerning matrimonial matters. The article is more India-centric given the high importance Indians tend to give to family values and ethics. Given the fact that in India, a marriage irrespective of the religion is union between two families and that a crack in the marriage has a trickle-down effect, down to the lower most individual. In this article I will not give you statistics or figures in order to displaying the supremacy of mediation over other legal recourses. All that I simply want to put across is that mediation is the need of the hour. As it is the courts are over-burdened and emotional and sentimentally deep rooted matters such as an individual’s matrimonial life should be dealt with within the four walls of the concerned individual’s house.<p> </p><div><font face="Myriad Roman, Arial, Helvetica, Sans-serif;" size="2">Select the link to download the full paper.</font></div>
Web-link: http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2203661
Source: Symbiosis Law School
Language: English
Contact: Samarth Khanna