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Under the Mediation Act, 2023, a court-annexed mediation centre is treated, for the purposes of the Act, as:

A court-annexed mediation centre is a mediation service provider and is deemed to be recognised by the Council. It therefore does not have to go through the Council's recognition process, unlike a private body or organisation providing mediation.

  1. AA mediation service provider deemed to be recognised by the CouncilCorrect
  2. BA mediation service provider that must first apply for recognition by the Council
  3. CA mediation institute recognised only after the Council cancels its earlier recognition
  4. DA body outside the definition of mediation service provider

Explanation

The definition of mediation service provider includes a court-annexed mediation centre. The proviso says that bodies in clauses (b), (c) and (d), which cover Legal Services Authorities, court-annexed centres and notified bodies, are deemed recognised by the Council. They need not apply for recognition.

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