The Supreme Court settled over 400 cases on the first day of a three-day Special Lok Adalat, including matrimonial and property disputes, motor-accident claims, land-acquisition, tax disputes, and service and labour cases.
On the opening day of the 'Samadhan Samaroh' initiative, the Supreme Court settled more than 400 cases during a three-day Special Lok Adalat. The cases encompassed matrimonial and property disputes, motor-accident claims, land-acquisition and compensation matters, tax disputes, and service and labour cases pending before the top court.
The initiative underscores the Supreme Court's commitment to promoting mediation and other consensual methods of dispute resolution as a crucial aspect of the justice-delivery system. More than 600 cases were listed before 16 Special Lok Adalat benches, with each bench consisting of two Apex Court judges and supported by senior advocates, advocates-on-record, and other lawyers.
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Akashvani News
