It gives me great pleasure to share the abstract of chapter 8, written by Ainul Azam bin Ahmad Khamal, in 'Islamic FinTech Insights and Solutions', edited by Edited by Mohd Ma'Sum Billah, available at https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45827-0_8 or from the book published by Islamic Economics Institute, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, ISBN 978-3-030-45826-3
Abstract:
This chapter seeks to examine and discuss the vagaries of prevailing procedures relevant and available to e-commerce and/or I-fintech disputes. This brief would invariably entail discussions and analyses on dispute resolution mechanisms under the prevailing judicial-civil courts and other alternative dispute resolution ('ADR') legal-framework.
The chapter will also navigate, highlight and analyse models of ADR framework that offer fintech or I-fintech dispute resolutions and juxtapose them with ADR models and procedures available or potentially made available under the Shari'ah-Islamic financial system.
Finally, the author will highlight and argue that broader context of institutionalized Shari'ah-Islamic I-fintech judicial framework would not only be consistent and comparable with the rigours of existing modern dispute resolution legal framework demands but also underscore a viable case of an alternative judicial legal framework that not only is effective but also, more importantly, represents vibrant alternative judicial procedures to serve the needs and demands of any present and future I-fintech disputes.
For further clarification, please contact us at 03-2171 1484 or at mail@azamlaw.com.
