Alternative Dispute Resolution (out of Court Settlement/mediation): Nangkha Nangdig in Bhutan2000 - 30 Seiten |
Häufige Begriffe und Wortgruppen
Adjudication without Proceedings ADR process agreement or genja Alternative Dispute Resolution Barmis Bhutan or Norway Bhutanese context Bhutanese jurisprudence Bhutanese study Bhutanese system Buddha Civil & Criminal Code of Bhutan conflicting parties contents are decided conversations strive countries that utilize court settlement COURT SETTLEMENT/MEDIATION Criminal Procedure Code declarations and commitments discussion or so-called Dispute Resolution Centers ethical framework evaluative style extent in Belgium find concrete shape formalized mediation process help of mediators immaterial damages injured party litigation Mediation in Bhutan mediation methodology Mediation must seek mediation occurs directly Mediation seeks mediator formally leads mediators for mutual Methodology of mediation methodology that appear mutual agreement NANGKHA NANGDIG Negotiated Settlement Norway mediation occurs number of basic offender parties must recognize preparatory separate discussions process in Bhutan process of mediation promote a formalized proper legal stamp settlement agreement so-called direct mediation Summary Judgment Thrimzhung Chhenmo views and furthermore voluntary-ness Whereas in Bhutan written agreement