Abstract

The article presents de lege ferenda postulates associated with the introduction to the Code of Civil Procedure of a new separate civil procedure in the form of electronic payment-order proceedings, modification of the provisions regulating electronic writ-of-payment proceedings and other postulates aimed at improving and speeding up of separate proceedings in civil cases. Moreover, the issue of using AI in civil proceedings and e-mediation as an extrajudicial method of resolving consumer disputes has been discussed. In addition, the main line of the discussions has been supplemented with the presentation of Ultima Ratio – the first electronic arbitration tribunal at the Polish Association of Notaries.