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Nellore National Lok Adalat Set for September 12
A National Lok Adalat is planned in Nellore on September 12.
It is a place where people can try to settle legal disagreements together.
Officials have selected 5,724 cases for consideration.
Banks, BSNL, municipal bodies and other institutions have also sent about 4,000 cases that have not yet gone to court.
Notices are being sent to the people involved.
A case can be settled on the day if everyone agrees.
Two similar sessions were held earlier this year.
Officials are asking eligible litigants to use this opportunity for a mutual settlement.
The third National Lok Adalat of the year in Nellore is scheduled for September 12.
District Legal Services Authority officials identified 5,724 cases for the upcoming session.
About 4,000 pre-litigation cases were received from banks, BSNL, municipal bodies and other institutions.
Notices are being issued, and cases may be settled if the parties agree to compromise.
Officials appealed to eligible litigants to pursue mutual settlements through the Lok Adalat.
- Who
- The District Legal Services Authority, led by Principal District and Sessions Judge A Narasimha Murthy, is organising the session for eligible litigants.
- What
- A National Lok Adalat will consider court cases and pre-litigation matters for possible compromise settlements.
- Where
- Nellore; the officials announced the schedule at the District Court premises.
- When
- September 12; earlier sessions were held on March 14 and July 11 this year.
- Why
- To help parties reach mutual settlements in eligible cases.
Key facts
- Event
- National Lok Adalat
- Date
- September 12
- Cases identified
- 5,724
- Pre-litigation cases
- About 4,000
- Earlier sessions
- March 14 and July 11
- Organising body
- District Legal Services Authority
- Settlement condition
- Cases will be settled when the parties agree to a compromise
Sources
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