A wide nature of disputes, including Matrimonial, Labour, Motor Accident Claims, eviction matters between landlord and tenants, Complaints under Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act, Petitions under Section 125 Cr. P.C. or any compoundable offence can be referred for mediation. If only one of the parties makes a request and the other party is not averse to the idea of mediation, the dispute can still be referred. Any court can otherwise make a reference of a dispute as provided under Section 89 of Code of Civil Procedure. Lawyers can assist the parties in the mediation proceedings. Rather, it has been found that wherever the parties are assisted by their advocates, a settlement is arrived at a bit early, for the lawyers can explain the weakness and strength of their respective cases and the time factor which might be taken in litigation. Since the proceedings before a mediator are informal the parties can even bring any of their relations to assist them.

Six Mediation Centers are functioning in Delhi District Courts at Tis Hazari, Karkardooma, Rohini, Dwarka, Saket and Patiala House Courts Complex.

Tis Hazari Courts Complex

Room No.325, 3rd Floor,
+91 11 23961909

Karkardooma Courts Complex

Second Floor, I-Block
+91 11 22101403

Rohini Courts Complex

Room No. 408, Fourth Floor
+91 11 27554459

Dwarka Courts Complex

Admin. Block,Third Floor
+91 11 28042974

Saket Courts Complex

Utility Block, First Floor
+91 11 29562263

Patiala House Courts Complex

Publication Building, First Floor
+91 11 23072575