J- Meaning of Judicial dispute:- Resolving of the dispute that has been presented to the court for the adjudication.

Every dispute will be considered as a litigation where the disputing party knocks the doors of the judiciary. Simply it implies resolving of the dispute by the judiciary, A judiciary is in a better position to resolve the dispute provided that dispute has been presented before it by the parites for adjudication, where the parties themselves can not resolve the dispute amicablily. Essentila Features T- Every dispute resolution involves the resolution of litigation in technical meaning. Presentment of a law suit( Civil Suit or Civil Case as the case may be before a Court.(Litigationmeaning). Every dispute will not be entertained by the Judiciary unless the disputes come under the purview of the word litigation. J- Judicial dispute is resolved by a Court comprising of Judges:- The State establishes the Court( Dispute Resolving agencies) under the Judicial Power. These agencies comprises of the Judges selected by the State or the High Court as the case may be and they hear the matters presented before them for their disposal according to the rules prescribed in that regard by the state R- Every Dispute Resolution has to be in accordance with the rules made in that regard i.e. Law. Law is set of rules that has been framed by the state in order t regulate the conduct of the parties. Judiciary can not act arbitrarily and according to its notions and views. The Judiciary is bound by the Laws made in that regard. Courts will have the authoratative and bindingness so far as enforcement is concerned provided such dispute has been resolved by such Court having a Competetnt Jurisdiction, other wise it would not have any authorartiveness and bindingness . There is hierarchy system of Courts and the Suit has to be instituted in a particular Court, Section 15 of CPC which contemplates that the Civil suit has to be presented at the lowest grade. Lowest grades depend upon the rules laid down in that regard i.e. Pecuniary, Territirial, Subject Matter, etc. R- Scope of Rectification is there, if any Judicial error is there, the parties have the scope to get it rectified either in regard to matter in fact or matter of Law or both by Appeal( Section 96-101, Order 41 and Order 44), Reference, Review(114), Revision(115). So it is necessary that the

parties follow the CRPC or CPC as the case may be and Indian Evidence Act is also to be followed.