• Monday, 20, May, 2024

eNotices

IDRC's eADR has a functionality for issuance of eNotices. The portal has an end to end paperless environment which rules out need of issuance of paper hardcopy Notices. 

The Software has provision for entering the postal details of all the respondents as well as claimant and co-claimants in the cloud servers. Once the same is done the requsite eNoticies can be issued by click of mouse via emails.

The CPC (Amendment) Act, 1999 (46 of 1999) which came into effect from July 01, 2002 had brought some of the changes into the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 like summons through courier, Fax and e-Mail. These changes facilitate the use of electronic media into the legal system. Order 5, Rule 21 and 24 CPC are amended to include the ‘Fax and Electronic Mail Services’ as modes of serving summons to defendants residing within the jurisdictions of another court to the defendants residing in the prisons, Rule 14 of Order 18 is amended to facilitate the recording of media. The amendments to CPC are made with an intention to avert delays in the justice delivery mechanism. The Supreme Court of India has upheld the constitutional validity of the amendments to Civil Procedure Code (CPC) and allowed recording of evidence through audio and video techniques.

The Evidence Act, 1872 is also amended to include the ‘electronic records’ as admissible evidence. Section 4 of Information technology Act, 2000 provides for legal recognition of electronic records and electronic contracts.

The ITA-2000 was a big step towards introducing Cyber Laws for India. First of all, it provides a legal recognition for Electronic Documents and Digital Signatures as equivalent to the “Written” or “Typed” or “Printed” counterparts.

The advantages of eNotice includes - 

  1. Time savings - IDRC's eADR Software saves your time by giving you option to issue carry out service through eNotice via email online. 
  2. Expenses control - eNotice gives realtime control in your hands and gives overall cost control and money saving.
  3. Reduced risk of money lost - eNotice facilitates direct service to the intended noticee.
  4. Low Transaction Costs - Service of eNotice online involves minimal cost as compared to other modes of pervice, hence it ia always prefered over conventional methods.
  5. High Speed and increased Convenience - eNotice is the fastest mode of service and is rather most of the time instant. This is a clear edge over conventional methods.
  6. Customer service - It is most user friendly method of service and adds to the value for customers.
  7. Low spend on paper - eNotice works completely in a paperless functionality. This way it is environmently friendly and saves on extra costs.
  8. Increased transactions - Online eNotice methods are absolutely clutter free and allows handeling of much more service instances as against conventional methods.
  9.  Zero postage cost - eNotice do not iinvolve any expenditure on postage and couries etc. 

IDRC's STEP BY STEP GUIDES -

IDRC e-Arbitration

Business Friendly
Helps the parties resolve disputes without sacrificing the business relationship

Cost-efficient
By a speedy resolution the parties can focus on profitable business activities rather than spending time and money on litigation

Enforceable
The arbitral award is enforceable as a decree

Fast
A IDRC e-Arbitration is completed within prescribed time.

Paperless
The entire arbitration process is completed without a piece of paper being used.

 

IDRC e-Mediation

Business Friendly
Helps the parties resolve disputes without sacrificing the business relationship

Cost-efficient
By a speedy resolution the parties can focus on profitable business activities rather than spending time and money on dispute resolution

Fast
A IDRC e-Mediation is usually completed within a prescribed time.

Flexible
The parties are actively in control of the dispute resolution process.

Paperless
The entire mediation process is completed without a piece of paper being used.

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