Alternate Dispute Resolution ADR in Tamil | Part 4| Valid Arbitration Agreement Essentials | KK Modi

In this video, we discuss the essentials of a valid arbitration agreement under Section 7 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, along with the landmark Supreme Court judgment in K.K. Modi vs. K.N. Modi. Topics Covered: Meaning of Arbitration Arbitration Agreement Section 7 – Arbitration Agreement Essentials of Valid Arbitration Agreement Written Agreement Intention to Arbitrate Disputes Referred to Arbitration Binding Nature of Arbitral Decision Arbitrator / Arbitral Tribunal Difference between Arbitration, Mediation & Conciliation Domestic Arbitration Appointment of Arbitrators Natural Justice Principles Leading Case Discussed: K.K. Modi vs. K.N. Modi (1998) 3 SCC 573 Legal Principles Discussed: Every dispute resolution clause is not an arbitration agreement Mere reference of dispute to a person is insufficient Clear intention to arbitrate is necessary Arbitrator must act judicially Decision must be binding on parties Latin Legal Terms: Pacta Sunt Servanda – Agreements must be honoured Audi Alteram Partem – Both sides must be heard Nemo Judex in Causa Sua – No one should be judge in his own cause Useful for: LLB / BL Students Judiciary Aspirants AIBE Preparation APP Exam Preparation Competitive Exams Learn law in simple Tamil with illustrations and practical explanation. Subscribe to RR Law Academy for more Tamil law lectures. #Arbitration #ArbitrationAgreement #KKModiCase #ADR #ArbitrationAct #Mediation #Conciliation #LawInTamil #LLB #TamilLawClasses #RRLawAcademy #LawForStudents #LegalStudies #LegalCaseStudy #LearnLawTamil #TamilLawAcademy #LawExamTips #சட்டம்படிப்பு