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The program, launched under the guidance of the Supreme Court of India, focuses on settling pending court cases through mediation and friendly agreements rather than prolonged courtroom litigation. The initiative serves as a preparatory phase for a major Special Lok Adalat event which is set to take place in late August this year.
The program is open to all individuals who have cases currently pending before the Court that can be resolved through mutual discussion. This includes a wide range of legal matters such as property and financial disputes, family and marriage issues, employment disagreements, insurance claims, and minor criminal offenses where the law allows for a settlement between parties.
By participating in the drive, litigants have a unique opportunity to close their cases permanently in a stress-free environment. Starting today, interested parties and members of the legal community can visit the District Legal Services Authority office at the District Court Complex Ganderbal to begin the registration process. Early registration is encouraged as it allows the authorities to identify and shortlist eligible cases for the upcoming settlement days.
To ensure the benefits of the scheme reach every corner of the district, field staff and legal volunteers have been mobilized across Ganderbal. These representatives are working on the ground to identify eligible residents, explain the advantages of settling cases outside of court, and provide the necessary guidance to help people access the legal help desk. The initiative marks a major step towards making the judicial process more accessible and less intimidating for the general public.