Judiciary
Trials - Civil trials
- The First Trial
- Appeal Procedures
- Small Claim Cases
- Civil Mediation Procedure
- Compulsory Enforcement of Civil Judgment
- Provisional attachment/provisional disposition procedure
- Statement of Property and Property Inquiry, Entry in Defaulter's List
Civil Mediation Procedure
Civil mediation procedure is simplified legal proceedings to resolve disputes between the parties. For civil mediation, a judge, a standing commissioner, or a commissioner who is a member of the mediation committee at the court with jurisdiction, hears arguments of the parties in dispute and then encourage settlement. Ultimately, the goal of judicial mediation is to help the parties come to a settlement. The civil mediation procedure is simpler, quicker and less costly than the regular litigation procedure. Due to its efficiency in costs and simple procedure, civil mediation is widely recommended.