6. (1) A mediation under this Act shall not be conducted for resolution of any dispute or matter contained in the indicative list under the First Schedule:
Provided that nothing contained herein shall prevent any court, if deemed appropriate, from referring any dispute relating to compoundable offences including the matrimonial offences which are compoundable and pending between the parties, to mediation:
Provided further that the outcome of such mediation shall not be deemed to be a judgment or decree of court referred to in sub-section (2) of section 27, and shall be further considered by the court in accordance with the law for the time being in force.
(2) If the Central Government is satisfied that it is necessary or expedient so to do, it may, by notification, amend the First Schedule.
Section 2 of Mediation Act - Application
Section 3 of Mediation Act - Definitions
Section 4 of Mediation Act - Mediation Agreement
Section 5 of Mediation Act - Pre-litigation mediation
Section 6 of Mediation Act - Disputes or matters not fit for mediation
Section 7 of Mediation Act - Power of court or tribunal to refer parties to mediation
Section 8 of Mediation Act - Appointment of mediators
Section 9 of Mediation Act - Preference of parties
Section 10 of Mediation Act - Conflict of interest and disclosure