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What are the types of dispute?
In general, there are two main types of disputes: Civil disputes: these are usually special disputes between individuals related to real estate, espec...
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What are the matters of disputes?
There are two main types of dispute matters: Civil disputes: Sorting and retainer disputes: division of real estate and land and determination of ...
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What is a dispute description?
Dispute description is the classification of topics that fall into the two main types of conflicts at the DRC, for example: 1. Civil Disputes : So...
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What is an address?
Address refers to the addresses of the parties to the conflict, which can be determined through the "Onwani" app with the following information: ...
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What are applications? What are their types?
Applications are electronic requests submitted by the parties to the conflict through the electronic system for the consideration of the dispute, for exampl...
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Who is the plaintiff?
The plaintiff is the person who makes a request to register the dispute before the DRC and is considered the first party to the dispute.
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Who is the defendant?
The defendant is the person against whom the dispute is registered by the plaintiff and is considered the second party to the dispute.
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