STATISTICS

Item	Description
Supreme Court	Court Of Appeal The Court of Appeal is Brunei’s final Court of appeal for Criminal cases. In civil cases parties are able to appeal to the Judicial Committee if the Privy Council in the United Kingdom provided that both parties agree beforehand. High Court The High Court has original unlimited Jurisdiction to hear both civil and criminal cases as a court of first instance. In addition, the High Court also has revisionary jurisdiction over all subordinate Courts in both civil and criminal matters.
Intermediate Court	Intermediate Court has limited Jurisdiction to hear criminal, civil and commercial cases
Subordinate Court	The Subordinate Court consists of the courts of Magistrate, Juvenile Courts and Small Claims Tribunals. The Magistrate’s Court has limited jurisdiction to hear criminal and civil cases.
Revenue 2016 – 2020 2021 – 2023	Total revenue collected.

COURT PERFORMANCE

Measures the court performance through monitoring and analysing performance data on a regular basis for the purpose of improvements in court efficiency and effectiveness.

Name of Dataset

Year

Frequency

Last updated

Enforcing Contract

Average length of time for a commercial case to be resolved or disposed from the day the writ was first filed in court to the day the court deliver execution.

The average length of time are evaluated to ensure time taken for the court to process a case is according to Practice direction guideline 1 of 2017.

2015 – 2019

Quarterly

17/2/2020

Resolving Insolvency

Average length of time for a bankruptcy winding up cases (Involuntary company winding up & Voluntary comapny winding up) to be resolved or disposed from the day the writ was first filed in court to the day the court deliver execution.

The average length of time are evaluated to ensure time taken for the court to process a case is according to Practice direction guideline 1 of 2017.

2017

Quarterly

21/11/2018

Criminal

Name of Dataset	Year	Type	Case Status	Frequency	Last updated
To calculate cases that are currently on-going for over 24 months. This is to examine the number or percentage and type of cases that exceed the court’s case processing time standards.	2017	Civil	Active Adjourned Sine Die	Quarterly	4/3/2020
	2018	Civil	Active Adjourned Sine Die
	2019	Civil	Active Adjourned Sine Die
	2019	Criminal	Active Adjourned Sine Die