The Arbitration Process - Overview

    The Arbitration Process - also see Overview:

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THE PARTIES:

The Plaintiff : In the e-Court "virtual" room, the Plaintiff ( Party 1 ) is the person/group/company who is accusing another person or group of some wrongdoing. If you are the Plaintiff, you are claiming that a law was broken, and you are in e-Court to present your case. The plaintiff accuses, the Defendant tries to prove that accusation wrong. You have most likely seen this relationship on television shows about lawyers, or maybe you have been to a traditional court yourself. The Old French root word translates as complaint and the Latin root is literally beating of the breast, or explaining your grief in a dramatic way. Plaintiff shares roots with the adjective plaintive, which describes a sorrowful sound. The Plaintiff made a plaintive cry when the defendant was declared not guilty. Please continue to view the following :

In court, the person/group/company who gets sued or accused is called a Defendant ( Part 2 ). They have to defend their innocence or reputation. One thing no one wants to be is a Defendant: that means someone sued you, which could cost you a boatload of money, that is if you try to settle the griffance through a traditional court. However, seeking justice through e-Court is a lot more gentle and .. a lot less expensive.

The Arbitrator: A carefully selected and "vetted" experienced professional. This individual reviews the evidence in the case and imposes a decision that is legally binding on both sides and enforceable in the courts. ( also view ethical rules )

E-COURT ARBITRATION PROCESS :

What follows is e-Court Arbitration Online Process when dealing with a legal demand or assertion by a claimant for compensation, payment, or reimbursement for a loss under a contract, or an injury due to negligence :

1. Party 1 & 2 agree to use e-Court Canada to solve their conflict through Arbitration


2. Party 1 & 2, after examining the online e-Court presentation, register both in a relevant "no-charge" membership category


3. Party 1 & 2 consult the member coordinator re type of arbitration ( employment, construction, family and so on ) most effective to solve their conflict and relevant e-Court arbitrators available


4. The member coordinator points the Parties to webpages regular listing AND first-choice listing


5. Party 1 & 2 "independently " and, each separately using their own email address, inform e-Court Canada ( the courtclerk ) that they wish to appoint Arbitrator A ( B, or C ) pending their availibility to solve their conflict AND that they agree to the costs associated with the arbitration process as set out e-Court info

Party 1 & 2 "independently " and, each separately using their own email address, inform e-Court Canada ( Court Clerk ) they accept/agree and will submit Confidentiality Agreement, Acceptance of Rules & Conditions and other forms if so required. They accept e-court ( Court Clerk ) proposal re : name Arbitrator, Commencement date of the Arbitration Process. Arbitration starts.

1. Arbitrator ACTION :
   * Arbitrator registers with e-Court Canada
   * Arbitrator accepts e-Court Canada Confidentiality Agreement, Acceptance of Rules & Conditions and other forms if so required
   * Arbitrator prepares "the User Arbitration form" conform his own arbitration experience ( construction, employment, family and so on ) and submits this to e-Court Canada via email : info@e-court.ca under subject : proposed Arbitration form
   * Arbitrator receives from e-Court Court Clerk a possible new case with provisional write-up and remuneration for his expertise.
   * Arbitrator responds to e-Court Court Clerk within 24 hrs if he/she accepts the proposed case and suggest his/her availability
   * Arbitrator confirms & submits proof to e-Court Court Clerk that he/she carries current professional liability insurance
   * Arbitration starts.

1. Court Clerk ACTION :
   * Court Clerk meets with Party 1 & 2
   * Court Clerk accepts Party 1 & 2 Confidentiality Agreement, Acceptance of Rules & Conditions and other forms if so required and submits these to e-Court Canada via email : info@e-court.ca
   * Court Clerk receives Party 1 & 2 notification "independently " and, each separately using their own email address, they agree to the costs associated with the arbitration process as set out e-Court info that they wish to appoint Arbitrator A ( B, or C ) pending their availibility to solve their conflict AND that they agree to the costs associated with the arbitration process as set out e-Court info
* Court Clerk contacts Arbitrator within 24 hrs if he/she accepts the proposed case and suggest his/her availability
* Arbitrator confirms & submits proof to e-Court Court Clerk that he/she carries current professional liability insurance
and that he/she accepts the proposed case and proposed remuneration
* Arbitration starts.

Note : Party 1 & 2 are requested to complete below documents when they decided to litigate and have communicated as such with the e-Court Clerk. Access to their Member-User Admin Panel image1, image2, image3