Legal update
Published
30 Sept 2026
Source date
17 Sept 2026
India Digital ADR Summit 2026 Concludes with Focus on Fairness, Accountability, and Human Oversight
Why it matters
The valedictory ceremony of the India Digital ADR Summit 2026 concluded with speakers urging that technology must augment human judgment rather than replace it. Attendees also called for preserving procedural fairness, ensuring institutional accountability, and building trust in digital arbitration and mediation.
Key points
- Speakers at the valedictory ceremony emphasised that technology must strengthen rather than replace human judgment.
- Discussions highlighted the necessity of maintaining procedural fairness and institutional accountability in digital dispute resolution.
- The summit called for fostering greater trust in digital arbitration and mediation frameworks.
What changed
The summit articulated policy priorities for digital dispute resolution, emphasising human oversight, procedural safeguards, and institutional accountability alongside technological adoption.
Who it affects
Arbitrators, mediators, legal practitioners, and parties engaged in digital arbitration and mediation.
Jurisdiction
India
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