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Dubai unveils AI plans for judicial services, reports 94.8% rental appeals clearance rate

Dubai unveils AI plans for judicial services, reports 94.8% rental appeals clearance rate

Dubai: Dubai’s Rental Disputes Centre has recorded an appellate case clearance rate of 94.8 per cent, according to figures reviewed by Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, First Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the UAE.

Sheikh Maktoum reviewed the centre’s performance indicators, as well as the action plan of the Dubai Judicial Expertise Centre and the latest developments in Judicial Police operations, including measures to improve judicial efficiency and accelerate the enforcement of court decisions.

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The Rental Disputes Centre achieved the 94.8 per cent clearance rate relative to registered appellate cases during the specified reporting period. The centre is also working to update its legislative and regulatory framework, develop its organisational structure and expand its mandate.

Under the Dubai Judicial Expertise Centre’s plans, a centralised digital portal will be established to receive and manage requests, while digital integration with judicial entities will be enhanced and artificial intelligence used to improve service delivery.

Sheikh Maktoum was also briefed on the expansion of the Judicial Police’s operational responsibilities to include compulsory enforcement, the execution of child visitation and custody hand-over decisions, and judicial coordination.

In brief

Dubai: Dubai’s Rental Disputes Centre has recorded an appellate case clearance rate of 94.8 per cent, according to figures reviewed by Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, First Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of the UAE. Sheikh Maktoum reviewed the centre’s performance indicators, as well as the action plan of the Dubai Judicial Expertise Centre and the latest developments in Judicial Police operations, including measures to improve judicial efficiency and accelerate the enforcement of court decisions.

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