Data released by the Ministry of Justice showed that the average number of real estate dispute cases filed with the courts reached 61 per day, while the Ministry has recorded 6,878 cases in 113 days since the start of the current Hijri year. The courts in the Makkah region handled the highest number of these cases, accounting for 34.4 percent, having received 2,364 cases, followed by the Riyadh region with 2,190 cases, and then the Eastern Province with 949 cases.

The courts in the Madinah region received 471 cases, followed by the Asir region with 376 cases, then the Qassim region with 149 cases, Jazan with 146 cases, followed by the Tabuk region with 61 cases, and then the Al-Jawf region with 36 cases. The Najran region received 34 cases, the Ha’il region
31 cases, followed by Al-Baha with 28 cases, while the Northern Border Region had the fewest real estate cases, having received 19 cases since the beginning of the Hijri year.

In addition, the Ministry of Justice announced that the total number of users of its services provided via the mobile app exceeded 2.1 million over the course of one year.
The Ministry clarified that the most frequently used services on the Najiz app included case inquiries, real estate inquiries, scheduling appointments at judicial facilities, verifying Farajat bills, checking marital status, applying for a marriage license, as well as the mobile notary service.
The "Najiz" app offers many features; users need only log in once to access any service they require, which simplifies the process and saves them time, The app also eliminates the need for users—including citizens, residents, and businesses—to visit judicial offices in person.
The Ministry noted that the app includes 58 judicial services, most notably case-related services for inquiring about cases and case proceedings, as well as real estate and power-of-attorney services, as well as services for verifying judicial licenses, the validity of marriage certificates, real estate deeds, and powers of attorney; inquiring about judicial licenses and marriage contracts; and services for judicial communication and scheduling appointments.
The Ministry of Justice had launched the "Najiz" app as part of its plan for digital transformation and the expansion of all its e-services, and the “Najiz” app and portal have contributed to a qualitative leap in the Ministry’s services by digitizing many of the services provided to beneficiaries to facilitate their access, uphold the principle of prompt justice, and safeguard rights through the best technical solutions.