OATH | Ecency

statements that are officially pronounced by witnessing to God or to something that is considered sacred (to strengthen the truth and sincerity, etc.).

Statements that are pronounced solemnly to strengthen the truth of the words spoken or the statement that someone will or will not do certain things; vows often involve requests to superiors, especially to God.

Sumpah Penambah is an oath ordered by a judge because of his position to one of the parties who litigated to add or complete proof of an incomplete event. This enhancement oath can only be ordered by the judge to one of the litigants if there is an initial proof, but the evidence is not sufficient and there is no other evidence.

This proof is of various forms, there are only one witness, there are also those in the form of writings that are not deeds or there are only acknowledgments outside the court and so on. If there is no evidence, the judge may not order one of the parties to the litigation to appoint additional vows, if there is sufficient evidence.

Which party should be ordered by the judge to appoint the increase oath. The answer is dependent on the judge's discretion in examining the case, which is not subject to an appeal. In this case what must be considered by the judge is which party with the additional oath will guarantee the correctness of the event that is the case. The party ordered by the judge to appoint an additional oath may not reapply the oath to the other party.

What is stated in the supplementary oath does not have to be related to actions taken personally by the person who swears. Those included in the supplementary oath are the oath of estimator. Estimator's oath is an oath ordered by the judge because of his position to the plaintiff to determine the amount of money as compensation. The judge's oath was ordered by the judge, if there was no clarity on the amount of compensation suffered by the plaintiff, so it must be confirmed by proof.

The security layer that provides a resolution dispute and governance solution for the blockchain ecosystem.
"Code is Law," but we believe that Common Consensus is the real law. While code may resolve issues according to its pre-defined parameters, Common Consensus can be broader and flexible range of potential disputes that are not or cannot be pre-defined. Our vision is to create a robust, fair and decentralized standard dispute resolution protocol that can be used by both public chains and software to facilitate community decision making.

OATH provides an interface for smart contract programming languages. All smart contracts written through the OATH interface are automatically guaranteed by the OATH smart arbitration plan.
OATH also provides a layer 2 library for easy dApp integration and dispute resolution through the OATH protocol.

OATH encrypts the jury's identity, so that their decisions are objective and free from external influences. It uses "randomly categorized algorithms" to choose jury groups that are free of bias, and "relational attributes" to prevent juries from colluding. This creates a fair, fair and transparent system. All judges will choose independently based on evidence, testimony, and intelligent contract content.

ABOUT TOKEN

OATH will issue 10,000,000,000 ERC-20 tokens (OATH) which facilitate engagement between participants in the platform by providing access to the platform and acting as an internal currency.

OATH can be obtained by acting as a node, arbitration contract, or providing community services. This can also be purchased from the crypto market and market.