The Supreme Court dismissed a legal aid appeal filed without a convict’s consent, calling it a misuse of law. The Bench said filing an SLP solely under a NALSA programme without approval cannot be justified.
India’s legal framework provides essential protections for women’s rights related to employment, safety, and domestic life. Key laws include the Equal Remuneration Act, PoSH Act, Maternity Benefit Act, and the Protection from Domestic Violence Act, alongside free legal aid. Women’s awareness of these laws is crucial for empowerment and equality in society.
The 3rd National Lok Adalat successfully resolved 1.14 crore cases, easing the burden on courts and promoting settlements outside traditional litigation. The event, led by Justice Sanjiv Khanna, facilitated amicable dispute resolution, contributing to enhancing the efficiency of India’s justice system. The strong public participation reflects growing trust in Lok Adalats.
In a notable development within India’s judicial framework, Supreme Court Judge, Justice B.R. Gavai, has been nominated as the Chairman of the Supreme Court Legal Services Committee. This significant appointment was officially announced by the Department of Justice through a notification dated December 29, 2023. Also read-Breaking: Supreme Court Refuses SIT Probe In Adani-Hindenburg Case; […]
