Gurgaon: With the Haryana Real Estate Supervisory Authority (H-Rera) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Jupitice Justice Technologies technology company on Thursday to digitize the complainting system, the dissolution of a disadvantaged house can expect to settle faster disputes with developers.
Chandigarh-based companies, officials said, would design and develop a digital ra court to allow all stakeholders to carry out and carry out the mechanism for settlement of end-to-end disputes (DRM) online from the comfort of their home or office.
KHandelwal KK, Chair of the H-Rera, Gurgaon, said the company would offer technical expertise to the authority to facilitate the resolution of the dispute and delivery of justice in a simpler, faster, safer and transparent way under the pilot project.
“Authority will use it.” Digital courts to conduct end-to-end processes for completion of disputes that are easy and effective for the spread and other stakeholders involved in the process, “Khandelwal said, adding that users will be given end to end capabilities to beg and do all the processes under the mechanism Quasi-justice, from the submission of disputes for decision making, all platforms.
Other H-Rera officials said the pandemic had accelerated the adoption of digital technology in recent years.
“Now, consumers do not need to visit the Rera office for their case process,” Khandelwal added / disputes In the real estate industry for improved access, settlement of commercial disputes that are fast and inexpensive by utilizing new age technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and Blockchain.
Digital Rera Court, Aggarwal said, it will also support self-supporting AI representation, while all documents A useful one Ait with each case will be secured through digital lockers that support Blockchain.
Immediately, Rera started a digital court for compensation for disputes
