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- A five-day, 40-hour mediation training programme for advocates concluded at the Mediation Centre in Mandya, with 47 newly trained mediators attending the valedictory ceremony presided over by Principal District and Sessions Judge J.N.
- Subrahmanya.
- The programme was jointly organised by the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority, the District Legal Services Authority Mandya, the Mandya Bar Association and the Karnataka Mediation Centre.
- Around 50 advocates from Mandya, Ramanagara and Hassan districts participated and were trained in mediation laws and dispute resolution techniques.
- The judge urged litigants to use mediation centres, noting that mediated settlements are legally valid and binding and can help resolve family disputes, civil suits and cheque bounce cases.
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- Whether the newly trained mediators help speed up dispute disposal through Mandya's mediation centres
- Whether similar training programmes are held for advocates in other districts
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Named India · Ramanagara · Anuradha S.R. · Beena Devaraj · Bengaluru · District Legal Services Authority Mandya · Geetha Devi M. Papanna · High Court · J.N. Subrahmanya · Karnataka Mediation Centre · Karnataka State Legal Services Authority · M. Anand · Mandya
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