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Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution (KCDR) started operations in Karachi, in February 2007. The Centre, first of its kind in Pakistan, follows international standard rules and code of ethics governing mediation proceedings.
The Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution
is offering Mediation as an institutionalized alternative
dispute resolution (ADR) mechanism. This option is available
to the parties whose Commercial cases are either pending
before any court/ judicial forum, or who have not yet
filed a case in the Court.
KCDR has been established with the assistance and support of the High Court of Sindh and the International Finance Corporation/World Bank Group. It is registered as a Not-for-Profit Society under the Societies Registration Act of Pakistan (XXI of 1860).
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 MEDIATION
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KCDR benefits from the services of accredited Mediators, who are accomplished professionals in their respective fields, and are trained to international standards by foreign consultants. |
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STORIES |
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Mediation
is meant to be an inexpensive and quick
means of resolving disputes. Safe, confidential,
protected by law, and with a success rate
of 75% disputes being resolved within 2 days
of mediation, corporate disputes are best
resolved outside court! |
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NEWS
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October
8, 2008
SBP told
to mediate between banks and defaulters
Karachi: The Sind High Court advised
the State Bank of Pakistan to provide for mediation
between creditor banks and alleged defaulters in the
loan recovery policy being formulated by it.
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September 1, 2008
KCDR Launches
Internship Program
Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution (KCDR) is pleased
to announce its Internship Program for law students
and law graduates. In pilot phase of the Program, two
law students have successfully completed their respective
internships of two weeks..
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ACHIEVEMENTS |
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 IFC demonstrated considerable achievement by getting
the buy-in from the government and the senior
judges, training and accrediting mediators, and
paving the way for the launch of an independent,
and ultimately self-supporting mediation centre,
the Karachi Centre for Dispute Resolution. |
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