Law internship students learned the tricks of mediation arbitration awareness programme was organised at District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), Jabalpur, under the guidance of District and Sessions Judge Naveen Kumar Saxena. In this programme, Principal Judge of Family Court Jabalpur Amitabh Mishra, Law Saxena Justice Family Court. The students of various law colleges of Jabalpur, who have been doing law internship by S K Pandey, Jurisdiction Family Court, have been taught the tricks of arbitration and how the cases will come under arbitration and what will be the procedure, what is the difference between the cases pending in the preliminary and court and how they In this regard, legal internship students were referred to the MCPC Supreme Court by Arbitrator/Potential Teter Nar Shahid Mohammed, Principal Judge Family Court Amitabh Mishra revealed the history of mediation from ancient to present, Judge in a very good way by the Law Saxena giving the career guidelines to the students.

 

It has been clarified that even if the tools are not broken, good results can be obtained by taking work from them in trained hands, for this it is not fair to pretend that we did not have the highest level of tools so could not get good results.

 

While sharing his experiences regarding successful mediation, Justice S K Pandey, Secretary, District Legal Services Authority, Jabalpur, gave tips on successful arbitration, Sharad Bhamkar told that the students who interned in District Legal Services Authority, Jabalpur Expressing sentiments, it was revealed that the manner in which District Legal Services Authority Jabalpur has made a practical experience in the field of police, jails, juvenile justice boards, old age homes and judges, their approach to law has become wider and they are now dedicated in the field of law, we will build our future and give our full contribution to the society. District Legal Aid Officer Jilani thanked the judges of the Family Court, Jabalpur, for successful awareness programme and presented them flowers as a memento.