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Low-value civil court cases in England and Wales could be dealt with by an online disputes system similar to that used by eBay, a report recommends.

 

A Civil Justice Council report says settling non-criminal cases of less than £25,000 online would reduce the expenses generated by a court.

 

Principal author Prof Richard Susskind said eBay disputes were "minor", like many civil court cases.

Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service says it welcomes the report.

 

The proposed online dispute resolution scheme would be similar to the one used by online marketplace eBay to diagnose and resolve disputes.

 

Online facilitators would be used to help parties reach an agreement, and if that failed, online judges would rule on cases without the need for courts to be booked or for the parties involved to appear in person to give evidence.

 

The report, from the council's online dispute resolution advisory group, suggests conducting a pilot, ahead of an anticipated full roll-out in 2017.

 

The BBC's legal affairs correspondent Clive Coleman says the report is calling for a radical and fundamental change to the way courts deal with smaller claims.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-31483099

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