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Section 38
Inadmissibility of evidence
Regardless of what is written in the prevailing law, the statement made by any party in the process of resolving the dispute through conciliation in accordance with this Act shall not be admissible in a case where such party is a plaintiff or a defendant.
Reconciliation Act, 2068
Preamble - 0
Chapter - 2
Section 3: Disputes may be settled by conciliationSection 4: Appointment of ConciliatorSection 5: Number of conciliatorsSection 6: Assistance in appointing a conciliator may be obtainedSection 7: Conciliator to be appointed by the body hearing the caseSection 8: Appointment of Conciliator in Special CircumstancesSection 9: Ordering the appointment of a conciliatorSection 10: If you do not want to work as a conciliator, you must give noticeSection 11: Conciliator to informSection 12: Things to be followed by the conciliatorSection 13: Conciliator removable
Chapter - 4
Section 20: To apply for certificateSection 21: Provisions relating to certificatesSection 22: Qualities of ConciliatorsSection 23: Arrangements for Conciliation Acting InstitutionsSection 24: List of conciliators to be maintainedSection 25: Reconciliation procedures or regulations should be approved
Chapter - 7
Section 36: Duty of the partySection 37: Conciliation related process to be kept confidentialSection 38: Inadmissibility of evidenceSection 39: The result of conciliation shall be bindingSection 40: Implementation of AgreementSection 41: To play the role of facilitatorSection 42: The conciliator should not disclose informationSection 43: WagesSection 44: No action shall be taken against the conciliatorSection 45: Delegation of PowersSection 46: Can refer case to local level for conciliationSection 47: May make and enforce a code of conductSection 48: Power to make rules