There was an event organized by Chettinad School of Law on its Foundation Day called “CHETLEX’22.” It was inaugrated by the Retired Judge of Madras High Court Hon’ble Thiru. Justice Kirubakaran. He started his excellent Inaugral Address with the words, “Justify the Injuries but don’t Injure the Justice.”

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There was an event organized by Chettinad School of Law on its Foundation Day called “CHETLEX’22.” It was inaugrated by the Retired Judge of Madras High Court Hon’ble Thiru. Justice Kirubakaran. He started his excellent Inaugral Address with the words, “Justify the Injuries but don’t Injure the Justice.” Then he gave an elaborate suggestions regarding the career opportunities for Law students and Legal Fraternity in the field of Arbitration that The process of arbitration refers to the process of dispute resolution wherein a person is appointed via a procedure for selecting an arbitrator. This person then on behalf of both parties comes up with a solution by analyzing and evaluating the facts and evidence provided by both parties. Arbitration is different from that of negotiation and mediation because the solution or the dispute resolution that is provided by the arbitrator is legally binding on both or all parties involved in the process. Arbitration is not a new concept; it has been a concept that has been in practice since the 1940s. In order to make it more uniform and in line with international standards, The arbitration laws were amended in 1996. This was done in order to keep up with the changing economic atmosphere in India. Furthermore, this was done to bring the arbitration laws and process in line with the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules. The UN recommendations put out procedures for the member countries to adopt in the field of arbitration. This was done so with the view that arbitration would be an effective mechanism for solving disputes amongst countries when businesses deal internationally and thus would give various countries uniform procedures making the process a whole lot easier. The laws were amended a further two times in order to make it, even more, accommodating and simpler and easier to arbitrate disputes. One such amendment was in 2015, while the last one was in 2019. Then he came across the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 where his judgment of mandating Helment while driving were covered in the session. Thus, he ended his address by explaining about the family courts Law and suggested that the family matters should be settled between the parties amicably.

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