Empanelment disqualification for mediators: personal, criminal, disciplinary and interest-based bars to appointment under mediation rules. A person is disqualified for empanelment as a mediator or conciliator if undischarged insolvent or insolvency applicant; convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude in the Central Government's opinion; removed or dismissed from government or government-controlled service; punished in disciplinary proceedings by the appropriate authority; or, in the Central Government's opinion, has a financial or other interest in the dispute or a relationship with a party likely to prejudicially affect discharge of functions.
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Empanelment disqualification for mediators: personal, criminal, disciplinary and interest-based bars to appointment under mediation rules.
A person is disqualified for empanelment as a mediator or conciliator if undischarged insolvent or insolvency applicant; convicted of an offence involving moral turpitude in the Central Government's opinion; removed or dismissed from government or government-controlled service; punished in disciplinary proceedings by the appropriate authority; or, in the Central Government's opinion, has a financial or other interest in the dispute or a relationship with a party likely to prejudicially affect discharge of functions.
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