The Grievance with the Dispute Resolution through Electronic Media Interface: A Suggestive Approach

India is the largest populous country and with the pending cases of almost 50 million and over 1, 69,000 cases were actually pending over 30 years as such. The party aggrieved from the conduct of the opposite chooses the court for the sake of dispute resolution then it a bad choice if there are other alternatives available for the sake of dispute resolution in a better way. It would impliedly lead to a point where the party has wasted his quality time by investing in court. This scenario led to the development and emergence of Arbitration: one of the fundamental ways to solve a dispute amicably as such. So, this transition from the court to the arbitration as the method to solve the dispute went on to update different methods and modes to solve the dispute through arbitration. The researchers would like to focus on the fundamental issues which add the drawbacks to the transition that was actually developed and mainly the electronic media. Though the electronic media interface creates a forum for the arbitration to commence in a less expensive way but this mode actually opens a door for neglecting few mandatory norms as per the legislative framework. The researchers would like to focus on such grievances where it is letting such motion of compromises up and then suggest few reforms both to the parties in order to eliminate the grievances and give effect to the legislative intent.