New Delhi: Is the second National Lok this year see more than 11.42 cases of lakh discarded by 5,129 stools throughout the country on Saturday, said National Law Service Authority (Nalsa).
“The legal service authority has turned a pandemic into an opportunity to succeed in holding a national adalat lok,” said your Justice Lalit who is also the executive chairman of Nalsa.
Nalsa said in a statement that more than 35.53 cases were taken at 4pm, of which around 22.50 lakh was a pre-litigation case and around 13.03 lakh was waiting for the case.
The release said that justice Lalit himself monitored Lok’s function through a virtual conference.
Judge Lalit and also interacted with the officers of the Chairman of the Adalat bench in various district courts throughout the country and further overseeing the work and function of Lok Adalat Benches in the Andhra Pradesh (Amaravati) High Court and the Rajasthan High Court (Jodhpur), the release said.
“Justice Lalit asked about the types of cases taken, the rate of disposal and subject matter.
He put the emphasis on the aspect that it was a national Lok very important to reduce large fat in the country’s justice system,” Nalsa said.
The Legal Services Authority (LSAS) throughout the country observes the Covid-19 protocol issued by the Indian government and the state government, he said.
It is said that to ensure the maximum settlement between parties in cases such as motorcycle accident claims, matrimonial, check bounce cases, labor disputes and other civil cases, Judges Lalit stressed “to do Pre-Lok Adalat Sittings or pre-counseling sessions Well before National Lok is so that the parties can get one or more opportunities to hold dialogue with the opposite parties to get the maximum number of settlements.
“National Adalat Lok in Kerala has pre-phared until July 9, where a total of 39,361 cases were taken, Where 26,118 cases were discarded, and the number of settlement of Rs 86.81 Crore was awarded, said the statement.
National Lok Adalat has been postponed in Maharashtra, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Karnataka and West Bengal for August 1, July 18 and 24.
“To ensure the maximum settlement between parties in cases such as cases, check the bounce case below Law, Labor Disputes, Pus, Other Civil Cases, etc., It was emphasized by Justice Lalit to do the Adalat Pre-Lok Sittings.
Or the pre-counseling session long before National Lok is so that the parties can get one or more opportunities to hold Dialogue with the opposite parties to get the maximum number of settlements, “he said.
Now, National Lok is this year scheduled to be held on September 11, Nalsa said.