India, Sept. 17 -- From commercial courts to RERA and insolvency proceedings, Parliament has repeatedly redesigned procedures when conventional litigation proved inadequate. With land disputes consuming years and locking up enormous economic value, the case for a dedicated land-justice framework is becoming harder to ignore

Whenever Parliament has concluded that ordinary civil procedure is inadequate for a particular class of disputes, it has redesigned the process. Commercial disputes have stricter timelines and case management. Insolvency operates against a statutory clock. Real-estate grievances have specialised authorities and tribunals. Specific-relief suits have legislated disposal timelines. Arbitration permits tighter control ove...