Patiala, November 16 - National Legal Services Authority, New Delhi and Punjab State Legal Services Authority, Mohali on the guidelines and District and Sessions Judge-cum-Chairman, District Legal Services Authority Rupinderjit Chahal Patiala on 9th December at Sessions Division, National Lok Adalat, Patiala. is being organized In which pre-litigative cases like bank cases, labor and employment dispute cases, electricity, water bills, other bill payment cases and other civil cases will be taken up. Apart from this, panding cases in courts which include all types of negotiable criminal cases, maintenance cases, check bounce cases, bank recovery, Motor Vehicle Act, family disputes cases, matrimonial disputes (except divorce), Land acquisition cases, other civil cases such as rent, occupancy rights, revenue related cases, traffic challan and other civil cases will be taken up. In connection with the National Lok Adalat, judicial benches will be constituted in Patiala district, which will include Patiala, Rajpura, Samana and Nabha.
Regarding this, Miss Mani Arora, C.J. M. A meeting was held by the Cum Secretary, District Legal Services Authority Patiala with DDP A and BDPO Patiala.
In this meeting, Miss Mani Arora told that the decision of the dispute settled through Lok Adalat is final and no appeal is filed against this decision in any court. survives and both parties win and the court fees (if any) are refunded to the parties and the disputing parties settle their dispute amicably and thus both parties have a win-win situation. goes He said that maximum number of cases should be filed in it. He further appealed to the people to place their pending disputes before the upcoming People's Courts to save their valuable time and hard earned money. For this purpose, every litigant willing to be disposed of by Lok Adalat may take his case to the National Lok Adalat by filing an application in the concerned court. Even in a pre-litigative case the parties can also apply to the Secretary District Legal Services Authority, Patiala for filing the case in Lok Adalat. Further, during this meeting they were requested to meet the village panchas and sarpanches to publicize the National Lok Adalat through social media like WhatsApp and Facebook.