Rules
MediateWay provides Arbitration, Mediation, and Conciliation services in accordance with the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
Parties agree to voluntary participation and consent to MediateWay’s procedures.
All participants must maintain honesty, integrity, and good faith during proceedings.
All communications, documents, and proceedings are strictly confidential.
No party, arbitrator, or staff may disclose any information except as required by law or with written consent.
Breach of confidentiality may lead to suspension or legal action.
Arbitrators and mediators are appointed based on expertise, impartiality, and consent of parties.
Any conflicts of interest must be disclosed before appointment.
Parties must respect the authority and decisions of appointed arbitrators or mediators.
Proceedings may be conducted electronically or in-person, as agreed by parties.
Parties must submit accurate and complete information, documents, and evidence.
Delays or misrepresentation may affect the resolution and may lead to penalties.
Fees for services (arbitration, mediation, case management) must be paid as per MediateWay’s fee schedule.
Non-payment may result in suspension or termination of services.
Refunds, if applicable, will be processed according to MediateWay’s policies.
Arbitrators’ decisions are binding and enforceable under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
Mediation settlements are mutually agreed upon and documented in a confidential settlement agreement.
Parties must comply with timelines and obligations set by the arbitrator or mediator.
Participants must refrain from intimidation, harassment, or coercion of other parties or officials.
Legal representation is allowed, but counsel must also adhere to MediateWay’s rules.
Parties must ensure reliable access to internet and devices for electronic proceedings.
Unauthorized recording, screenshotting, or sharing of proceedings is prohibited.
MediateWay may update rules and regulations periodically.
Updated rules will be communicated via the platform, email, or website.
Any disputes regarding MediateWay services outside a case resolution will be handled through internal grievance procedures or through appropriate legal channels.