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Dispute Resolution through Amicable Settlement within the Civil Justice System as a Means of Satisfying the Sense of Justice in Indonesia – Dr. H. Endang Hadrian, S.H., M.H.
Synopsis
Settlement of Disputes Through Amicable Resolution in the Civil Justice System: Achieving Justice in Indonesia explores the role of amicable settlement (peace agreements) and court-annexed mediation as effective mechanisms for resolving civil disputes within the Indonesian judicial system. The book examines how mediation can promote fair, efficient, and mutually beneficial outcomes while reducing the growing backlog of civil cases before the courts. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework governing mediation and peace agreements, emphasizing their significance in achieving justice, legal certainty, and procedural efficiency in civil litigation.
Drawing upon legal doctrine, statutory regulations, judicial practice, and comparative perspectives, the author discusses the legal standing and enforceability of peace agreements, the procedural requirements for mediation under Indonesian law, and the practical challenges faced in implementing amicable dispute resolution. The book also examines the effectiveness of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), the role of mediation in several jurisdictions, and the contribution of mediation to strengthening Indonesia's civil justice system. By combining theoretical analysis with practical insights, it serves as a valuable reference for understanding the evolving role of mediation in modern civil procedure.
This book is an essential reference for law students, legal academics, judges, advocates, mediators, legal consultants, policymakers, and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of mediation, Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), and the pursuit of justice within Indonesia's civil justice system.
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