Jupiter Justice Technologies, based in Chandigarh, has created the world’s first private digital court to resolve conflicts under the Private Justice System through Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).
*It is a private justice system designed for arbitration, conciliation, arbitration and negotiation.
*It allows arbitration, conciliation or arbitration without the assistance of the governing body of the parties to the dispute.
Important Points:
*Through this site, it has been stated that cases can be registered from around the world at any time.
*Those who are involved in controversy for doing tasks online and on the same platform (filing a lawsuit, submitting documents, current arguments, etc.).
*The startup has gathered ADR experts from around the world and created its own ‘market’
*This will make it easier for justice seekers to connect with justice providers.
This will enable MSMEs (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises) to resolve cross-border conflicts without any jurisdiction.
ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) :
*Conflicts between parties are resolved without the intervention of the judiciary and without any investigation or the process of conciliation is called alternative dispute resolution.
*The most common types of ADR are arbitration, conciliation, arbitration and judgment.
*It is said that it can be used to solve problems in any matter – civil, business, industrial and family.
*Laws governing ADR in India – Legal Services Officers Act, 1987, Compromise Act 1996 enacted.
*The Government of India passed the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Bill, 2019 to establish an independent body called the Arbitration Tribunal of India (ACI) to promote mediation, conciliation and other ADR mechanisms.