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“ The initiative has automated the entire life cycle of a case. Roughly, cheque bouncing cases constitute 10 per cent of total cases. Hence, automation means that productivity goes up and pendency goes down. Similarly, Motor Vehicles Act cases constitute 10 per cent or more. If the process of dealing with these cases is automated, 20-25 per cent of cases will be resolved,
Nandan Nilekani
Nandan Nilekani,
India’s first digital court for cheque bounce cases launched in Kerala

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