The Urgency and Significance of a Mediation Application in Court

In principle, the settlement of a case is undertaken to serve justice to
all parties. However, obtained justice does not necessarily offer
satisfaction to the parties. The settlement of disputes in the civilian
sector tends to be settled by consensus because it will provide a sense
of justice that each is met. In the restorative justice approach, civil
cases must be resolved by deliberation or together before they are
examined by the judges. This is intended to provide the parties to the
dispute a more tangible sense of justice, and the number of cases in
court will be reduced.