BDIP-3: Article III - Complaints and Petitions

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Article III - Complaints and Petitions

Section 1. Complaint. A relevant party who has a dispute against another relevant party may institute a complaint before the DAO Court. The form of the complaint shall include the following:

  1. The name of the complainant or complaining party;
  2. The name of the respondent or responding party;
  3. The facts surrounding the dispute including the alleged violation;
  4. The main issue(s) of the dispute to be resolved by the DAO Court;
  5. The evidence or documentation in support of the complaint; and
  6. The relief or remedy sought as against the respondent or responding party.

Section 2. Petition. A relevant party who wishes to seek affirmative action or prohibitive relief in relation to a pending case or as a separate case on its own, may file a petition with the DAO Court. The form of the petition shall include the following:

  1. The name of the petitioner;
  2. The name of the respondent or responding party, if applicable;
  3. The background or facts of the petition;
  4. The main issue to be resolved by the DAO Court in determining whether to grant the petition or not;
  5. The evidence or documentation in support of the complaint; and
  6. The relief or remedy sought as against the respondent or responding party.
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It’s nice to know that we now have a process for petitions. I’m certain that any dispute filed will be handled accordingly. :ok_hand:

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This is actually a very helpful article since we’re sure some things doesn’t really go smoothly. By publishing this article, I’m also sure that any disputes will be handled accordingly.

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A very helpful article indeed. Well detailed as well.

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This is a clear indication that there is a real due process in this DAO community. :+1:

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Correct! I second the motion!

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Short and clear! All the stuff we need to know about the Complaints and Petitions in a small but plain text :+1:
After the first complaint or petition it would also be great to check an example to make it even more obvious :wink:
Hopefully, the ‘examples’ idea won’t be missed and it will help members of DAO to create more articles with clear and correct structure :100:
What do you think about it? :thinking:
Let me know your thoughts on this one! :fire:

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I think that is a very good idea! A library of ‘examples’ that is accessible to holders, I guess, will do.

Why for holders only? This prevents unlawful acts and assurance that only legit members are using such documents for relevant purposes. :ok_hand:

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I honestly think that showing an example of how a complaint/petition looks like would be beneficial for the DAO members. It’ll help them come up with more precise and better articles moving forward.

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I think so too. I hope they will make at least a little compilation of this so that members can learn from it and make better ones.

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It’ll surely be a great guide for those who’ll plan to send proposals if they can take a look at some actual samples from previous petitions (or the first one in the making, per se)

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Fair point. But how about the clause of absolute transparency if only a limited number of members can view such documents? :thinking:

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I just wonder, can a complaint be lodged against a jury or court member? Or somehow they have this certain type of immunity? :thinking:

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Yes, absolutely. It can be lodged against a jury or court member.

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What can become a subject of a “Petition”?

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It can be any requested relief or remedy from the DAO Court which must be based on the DAOstitution and the Jury and Court IRGs.

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Is the complainants username fine, when the article says that complaint form needs to include names?

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I think it’s safe to assume that the usernames will be fine.

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Complaint v. Petition; what’s the difference?

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See Article I - Definition of Terms. :+1: