Katta Panchayathu
Yesterday for the first time in the MRT (train), I observed this ad given by the "Community Mediation Centre" which was formed here under an act.
Two neighbours have heated arguments on some issues and then decide to go to CMC. Based on an informal counselling over there, they get settled down with the opinion differences and become adjustable neighbours.
Liked the concept and the purpose for which CMC was formed. It seems it was formed in 1998 for all amicable out of court settlements for minor squabbles like this.
I knew, in India all sorts of these things are sorted by "kattai panchayats" amicably... and law doesn't have much time to sort all these things. However, I'm just wondering as to how many CMCs we may need, if a similar concept is implemented?
May be a million or "n" million?? Any guess!!!And what about other countries?
In India, there is another side to it... Some may ask "How dare can an outsider enter our squabbles?"
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Liked the concept and the purpose for which CMC was formed. It seems it was formed in 1998 for all amicable out of court settlements for minor squabbles like this.
I knew, in India all sorts of these things are sorted by "kattai panchayats" amicably... and law doesn't have much time to sort all these things. However, I'm just wondering as to how many CMCs we may need, if a similar concept is implemented?
May be a million or "n" million?? Any guess!!!And what about other countries?
In India, there is another side to it... Some may ask "How dare can an outsider enter our squabbles?"
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posted by Ram C at 1:28 AM
2 Comments:
Hi Rams, Nice to know that you still keep blogging.
Have a nice day.
Regards
ram, india does have some form of cmc, lok adlats i think, not sure, but it isnt enuf,
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