Section 38
Inadmissibility Of Evidence
Notwithstanding anything contained in the prevailing law, any views expressed by a party in the course of mediation proceedings shall not be accepted as an evidence in a case in which such party stands as plaintiff or defendant.
Mediation Act, 2068 (2011)
Chapter - 2
Section 3: Dispute May Be Settled Through MediationSection 4: Appointment Of The MediatorSection 5: Number Of The MediatorSection 6: Assistance May Be Sought For Appointing The MediatorSection 7: Mediator To Be Appointed By The Adjudicating BodySection 8: Appointment Of The Mediator In Special CircumstanceSection 9: An Order To Be Issued For Appointing The MediatorSection 10: To Notify For Denial Of Rendering Service As A MediatorSection 11: Mediator To NotifySection 12: Matters To Be Observed By The MediatorSection 13: Mediators May Be Removed
Chapter - 4
Section 20: Application To Be Submitted For CertificateSection 21: Provision Related To CertificateSection 22: Qualification Of MediatorSection 23: Provisions Relating To The Agency Which Offers MediationservicesSection 24: Roster Of Mediators To Be MaintainedSection 25: Mediation Procedure Or Rules Requires Approval
Chapter - 7
Section 36: Duty Of The PartiesSection 37: The Process Of Mediation To Be ConfidentialSection 38: Inadmissibility Of EvidenceSection 39: Result Of Mediation To Be MandatorySection 40: Execution Of MediationSection 41: A Role Of Facilitator To Be PlayedSection 42: Information Not To Be Disclosed By MediatorSection 43: FeeSection 44: Action Not To Be Taken Against MediatorSection 45: Delegation Of PowerSection 46: Case May Be Referred To Local Body For MediationSection 47: Code Of Conduct May Be Framed And EnforcedSection 48: Power To Frame Rules