Order
Functional details for Order
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Functional details for Order
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The Order Registry and Services API is a critical component of the DRISTI platform, designed to manage the issuance, storage, retrieval, and tracking of court orders within the judicial system. The Order Registry acts as the central repository for all court orders. Each order is assigned a unique identifier, ensuring that all relevant details—such as issuance date, involved parties, and execution status—are accurately recorded and can be easily retrieved. This API facilitates the efficient handling of court orders, from issuance to execution. The Order API integrates with Case APIs, linking each order to its respective case.
For DRISTI v1.0, the order registry and services is also used for creation, storage and publishing of judgements.
Potential uses of this service include:
Compliance and Enforcement Services: Companies specialising in legal compliance and enforcement can use the Order registry to access orders such as injunctions, restraining orders, or payment directives, ensuring they are properly executed and monitored. By integrating with the Order APIs, these service providers can track the issuance of court orders and monitor their enforcement. They can offer services that ensure all required actions, such as serving the order to relevant parties or executing financial transactions, are completed in accordance with the court’s directives. Additionally, they can provide ongoing monitoring to ensure continued compliance, and generate reports for courts and legal professionals, helping to enforce judicial decisions effectively.
Legal Document Automation and Management Services: Legal tech companies providing document automation and management solutions can use the Order APIs to streamline the creation, storage, and retrieval of court orders. By integrating with the Order APIs, these platforms can automate the drafting of court orders based on predefined templates and ensure that they are compliant with legal standards before submission. Once issued by the court, the orders can be stored in the Order Registry, where they are easily retrievable by authorised parties
Financial Institutions and Asset Management Services: Financial institutions and asset management services can use the Order API to comply with court orders related to financial assets, such as freezing accounts, garnishing wages, or enforcing judgments. These institutions can integrate with the Order API to receive and execute court orders that affect financial transactions. For example, when a court issues an order to freeze a bank account or seize assets, the institution can receive the order in real-time through the API, verify its authenticity, and take the necessary actions immediately. The API can also track compliance with the order, providing updates back to the court and other stakeholders as required.
Create Order (/order/v1/create): Creates a new order, requiring details like tenant ID, order type, case ID, status, order number, and the creation date.
Update Order (/order/v1/update): Updates an existing order with similar details as the create operation, including updated date.
Search Orders (/order/v1/search): Allows searching for orders based on various criteria, such as tenant ID, order ID, case ID, order type, status, order number, and creation date.
Check Order Existence (/order/v1/exists): Checks whether a specific order exists using its order ID.