For Ismailis, legal justice is non-adversarial – Former B.C. Attorney General Geoff Plant

For Ismailis, legal justice is non-adversarial - Former B.C. Attorney General Geoff PlantExcerpt: I was recently provided with a copy of a remarkable witness statement filed in a proceeding in the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom.  The witness is Noordin Nanji, of Vancouver.  He makes the statement on behalf of His Highness Prince Aga Khan Shia Imami Ismaili International Conciliation and Arbitration Board (“ICAB”), of which he is Chairman.  The statement explains that ICAB is “part of a global institutional framework that provides a dispute resolution system for members of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslim community”, usually referred to as the “Ismailis”, on a national and international level.

The ICAB System seeks to encourage the amicable resolution of conflict through impartial mediation, conciliation and arbitration on a voluntary basis, i.e. the parties must be willing to seek an amicable resolution of their dispute.  While the dispute resolution process followed by the CAB System respects the religious principles and values of the community, it is always within the confines of the applicable local law.

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Earlier related: Noordin Nanji (mentioned above).

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