Restorative justice as a new way to solve conflicts, actions and reactions caused by crime and as a result comprehensive and complete support for the victim and even the criminal, has brought unique and new achievements in the field of criminal policy. Currently, restorative justice is recognized as an idealistic theory as a pragmatic solution in other fields of law. On the other hand, it is no longer possible to confine the framework of this theory to criminal law in order to deal with the sufferings of the victim and to restore the character of the criminal, but it is possible to expand the scope of this result-oriented process in other areas of law, especially civil law. In Iran's legal system, it has been nearly two decades that an institution called the Dispute Resolution Council has been established, and it tries to implement compromise and arbitration by using traditional ideas and the new foundations of restorative justice and minor disputes and claims of the society. resolve through a fair trial.