Concept of ADR in Pakistan
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Abida Hassan, Research Scholar, Department of Political Science, Abdul Wali Khan University -
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Dr Abida Hassan was born in Jampur, District Rajanpur, a small city in Punjab-Pakistan. She has been interested in reading since her childhood. Legal Education was her passion and that was the reason that she led her to get higher education in the field of law. She holds the highest degree in legal education i.e., Ph.D. She has secured the Gold Medal in LLB and Vice-Chancellor Medal in Ph.D studies. Dr. Abida is an enthusiastic researcher and has published a number of articles in national as well as International Research Journals. She is working as a reviewer and associate editor of various national as well as international Journals. This book is inspired of her Ph.D. research work (Thesis) which is very comprehensive in reading and is suitable for the students of LLB, LLM and even for students of Ph.D in law. She has taught this subject to the students of LLB and LLM in different Universities. She is currently woring as an Assistant Professor of Law at Dr. Iqbal School of Law, Government College University, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.
Firstly, it provides a comprehensive understanding of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) within the specific context of Pakistan's legal system. This aspect is particularly significant for bachelor-level students who often lack exposure to the practical applications of legal theories and concepts. By delving into ADR, the book bridges this gap, offering insights into a vital aspect of legal practice that may not receive sufficient attention in traditional curricula.
Secondly, the book serves as a supplementary resource, enriching students' learning experiences beyond the scope of standard textbooks. Through realworld examples, case studies, and practical insights, it enhances theoretical knowledge with practical application. This supplementary learning approach not only deepens students' understanding but also equips them with valuable skills
for future legal practice.
Thirdly, understanding ADR is crucial for aspiring lawyers, judges, and practitioners to navigate the complexities of legal proceedings effectively. By equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to resolve disputes outside the conventional courtroom setting, the book prepares individuals for diverse legal scenarios they may encounter in their careers. This aspect is indispensable for their professional development and success in the legal field. Moreover, the book serves as a valuable tool for professional development for legal professionals already in practice. It offers fresh perspectives, updates on current practices, and practical tips for enhancing ADR skills. Whether representing clients, presiding over cases as judges, or mediating disputes, the insights from this book can help legal professionals excel in their respective roles.
Lastly, beyond its practical applications, the book contributes to the broader legal discourse surrounding ADR. By stimulating critical thinking, encouraging scholarly debate, and fostering a deeper understanding of ADR's role in promoting access to justice and resolving conflicts effectively, it enriches the legal community's understanding of this crucial aspect of legal practice.
In summary, this book's importance lies in its ability to provide a comprehensive understanding of ADR, enhance learning experiences, prepare individuals for legal practice, support professional development, and contribute to the advancement of legal discourse.
Table of Contents
Preface
Foreword
Acknowledgement
Copyrights
Disclaimer
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