New Delhi: In a significant achievement of pressure easing on the justice system, more than 15 lakh of more than 33 lash cases that are delayed and pre-litigation are completed, and the 2,281 crore RS 2,281 which switches on Saturday at National Lok is held in 33 countries Section and Union Region by NalSa.
This is the third national Lok of Adalat held this year by the National Law Service Authority (Nalsa) “is a national Lok very important to reduce large fats in the country’s justice system,” Senior Court of the Supreme Court of Lalit, who is also the chairman of Nalsa’s executive, said.
Justice Lalit, who monitors holding is a national Lok, interacting with more than 50 judges who present, Nalsa said in a statement.
It is Lok, which is done through virtual and hybrid mode, taking 33.12,389 cases, which are suspended in court or property of the pre-litigation stage, he said.
Adalates dumped 15, 33,186 cases and compensation or awards of Rs 22.81,30,62,951 have been given, according to data available until 4 pm on Saturday, the NalSa member secretary said in the statement.
Most cases, decide on is Lok, related to the claim of motorcycle claims (MACT), matrimonial disputes, check out bounces and employment issues, he said.
“Throughout the country, the latest data available until 4pm showed that 33.12,389 cases were taken from 18,50,067 pre-litigation cases and 14,62,322 were waiting for a case.
More than 15.33.186 cases were disposed of in one day, indicating achievements Great and success for legal service authorities, “said the statement.
“That’s because of the sharp participation by stakeholders that the legal service authority has been able to achieve this great disposal …” he said.
Justice Lalit almost joined the ongoing process of benches formed at the district and remote areas of several states and UTS such as Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, said statement, said statement.
Nalsa Chief Executive Justice Lalit, during his interaction by presenting a judge, welcomed their advice in connection with the disposal of an efficient case, he said.
The statement said that the APEX court judge appreciated the work carried out on the ground to ensure the success of the alternative dispute recovery mechanism.
National Lok Adalat has been postponed at Maharashtra, Odisha, Karnataka and Goa because of the ongoing pandemic, he said, adding that it will now be held in different countries in September.
Now the National Lok is the calendar year this will be held in December 2021, he said.
The legal service authority has held three of four is the National Lok scheduled for this year.
Two was held in April and July, where more than 31 lakh cases were disposed of, which included more than 11.93 pre-litigation cases lakh and more than 19.97 lakh cases were delayed.