JIT – Justice in Time

You’ll take part in a simulated legal dispute against an automated opponent (the Organisation). The game mimics how disputes evolve through multiple hearings and negotiations.

The game has up to 6 rounds.
Each round you can choose to Continue (pay ₹5,000) or Concede.
If neither party concedes by the system’s limit, the court decides as per that system’s rule.
Your goal is to maximize your final payoff.

Participant Details

Full Name Age Occupation Marital Status

Case Proceedings

You are an independent consultant promised ₹1,50,000 for a 200-hour project. After delivering, you received ₹50,000. You dispute the organisation’s performance-based deduction and have filed a claim for the remaining ₹1,00,000. Each time you press Continue, both sides incur costs and the disputed amount shrinks.

Round: 1

Remaining Disputed Amount: ₹100000

Your Cost: ₹0

Organisation’s Cost: ₹0

Total rounds in this game: 6

Final Verdict

Court Verdict:

Winner:

Loser:

Winner’s Payoff: ₹

Loser’s Payoff: ₹

Total Rounds Played:

Justice System:

1. How satisfied were you with the justice payoff? (1 = Very frustrated, 10 = Very satisfied)
5
2. How would you rate this experiment overall? (1 = Very bad, 10 = Very good)
5

JIT – Justice in Time

Participant Details

Case Proceedings

Final Verdict

Court Verdict:

Game Stats (This Session)