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National Lok Adalat Settles 76 Cases Worth ₹1.26 Crore
A special legal meeting called a National Lok Adalat was held in Vijayawada.
It took place at the Andhra Pradesh High Court on Saturday.
The meeting helped settle 76 legal cases.
Together, these cases involved ₹1.26 crore.
Four groups, called benches, handled the cases.
Justice Subba Reddy Satti led one bench.
Justice Maheswara Rao Kuncheam, Justice Alapati Giridhar and Justice Purushottam Kumar Chintalapudi led the other benches.
G. Malathi announced the information.
A National Lok Adalat settled 76 cases in Vijayawada.
The cases involved a combined amount of ₹1.26 crore.
The Lok Adalat was held at the Andhra Pradesh High Court on Saturday.
Four benches were constituted for the proceedings.
The benches were presided over by four Andhra Pradesh High Court judges.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh High Court Legal Services Committee organized the proceedings, with four benches presided over by Justices Subba Reddy Satti, Maheswara Rao Kuncheam, Alapati Giridhar and Purushottam Kumar Chintalapudi.
- What
- A National Lok Adalat settled 76 cases involving ₹1.26 crore.
- Where
- The Andhra Pradesh High Court in Vijayawada.
- When
- Saturday; the specific date was not stated.
- Why
- The Lok Adalat was held to settle legal cases.
Key facts
- Cases settled
- 76
- Amount involved
- ₹1.26 crore
- Event
- National Lok Adalat
- Location
- Andhra Pradesh High Court, Vijayawada
- Benches constituted
- Four
- Announcing official
- G. Malathi, secretary of the Andhra Pradesh High Court Legal Services Committee
- Presiding judges
- Subba Reddy Satti, Maheswara Rao Kuncheam, Alapati Giridhar and Purushottam Kumar Chintalapudi
Sources
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