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KIIT SCHOOL OF LAW

MedIATIOn AgreeMenT

SUBMITTed BY:

NAME: BARNALI MUKHERJEE

BRANCH: B.B.A. LL.B.

SECTION: A

ROLL NO: 1982033

SEMESTER: 9th SEMESTER

SUBMITTed TO:

Prof. Saptarshi Das

Assistant Professor of Law


MEDIATION AGREEMENT

This agreement is between Mr.X, and Mr.Y, and Mr. Suyash Rathod, (Mediator). The
purpose of this agreement is to resolve a dispute using a neutral mediator. Both parties have
agreed to Mediator Mr. Suyash Rathod to, assist them in the settlement of their dispute. The
parties wish to settle matters in dispute between them without resorting to the adversarial
process. The parties, their lawyers and the Mediator will make a serious attempt to resolve all
issues fairly in mediation.

A. Provisions of Agreement

1. Process:

Mr. Suyash Rathod will be the Mediator. The Mediator will act as an impartial facilitator to
assist the parties in a negotiation aimed at the resolution of issues between them. All parties
will work with the Mediator to isolate points of agreement and disagreement, to identify their
interests, to explore alternative solutions and to consider compromises or accommodations.

2. The role of the mediator:

Mr. Suyash Rathod shall use his skills to help the parties reach a settlement for their dispute.
The parties may reach a written agreement but the mediator shall not write the agreement nor
will the mediator sign the agreement.

3. Disclosure:

There will be full and timely disclosure by each of the parties to the other, and to the
Mediator, of all information and documents relevant to the matters under discussion.

4. Exchange of Documents:

At least seven days before the mediation conference, the parties will exchange all relevant
information and documents.
5. Summary Reports:

Each party (or their counsel) will prepare a brief summary of the issues in dispute and their
views on them. The parties will deliver the summaries to the Mediator at least seven days
before the mediation begins.

6. Communications and inadmissibility:

All communications between the parties, either with one another or with the Mediator
privately, are settlement negotiations conducted on a without prejudice basis. All
communications occurring in the context of the mediation are confidential, and are
inadmissible in any legal proceeding. No party will subpoena the Mediator to testify or to
produce records or notes. No party will disclose or attempt to compel disclosure of:

(a) any views expressed or suggestions made by another party in respect of the possible
settlement of the dispute;

(b) any admissions made by a party in the course of the mediation;

(c) the fact that another party had indicated a willingness to accept a proposal made by any
party to the mediation.

7. Confidentiality of Information Disclosed to the Mediator:

Parties will discuss with the Mediator all the necessary measures to be undertaken, with
regards to the matter of confidentiality of information disclosed to the Mediator.

8. Authority to settle: To have an effective mediation it is important that the representatives


of each party have the authority to settle the dispute during the Mediation proceedings.

9. Effecting settlement: Where a settlement is reached between the parties, the parties and
their counsel will formalize the terms of the settlement agreement as soon as possible, either
in a written agreement or in a court order.
10. Independent Legal Advice:

The mediator does not act as legal counsel for any party during the mediation. Each party is
encouraged to secure independent legal advice to ensure that legal rights and obligations, and
the consequences of any potential settlement are fully understood.

11. Ending the Mediation:

The mediation shall conclude within the period of 6 months. The mediating parties may
decide to end the mediation any time before the conclusion of the mediation proceedings.

12. Mediation Costs:

Mediation costs will include the mediator’s fees and any out-of-pocket expenses incurred by
the mediator for telephone calls, travel, correspondence, etc.

B. Signatures of the Parties:

By signature below, the parties each acknowledge that they have read, understood and agree
to this Mediation Agreement.

_________________________________ Date:

Party 1

_________________________________ Date:

Party 2

_________________________________ Date:

Mediator

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