Today, On 1st Aug, The Bombay High Court has been notified of 466 pending cases against current and former Members of Parliament and Members of Legislative Assembly in Maharashtra and Goa. Chief Justice Upadhyay plans to issue an order to expedite the trials and prioritize the disposal of cases. This proactive approach reinforces equality before the law.
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The Supreme Court today commenced a special week-long Lok Adalat, allowing media cameras inside courtrooms for the first time. Its aim is to settle pending cases and reduce backlog, with the first seven benches participating. The Chief Justice encouraged lawyers to bring suitable cases for amicable resolution, emphasizing the benefits of this informal, technology-driven method.
The Telangana State Legal Services Authority has initiated a Special Lok Adalat to expedite the resolution of pending cases in the Supreme Court. Under the guidance of the Supreme Court, the program aims to settle disputes amicably, with notices actively being issued to the involved parties. Litigants can avail further assistance by contacting the TSLSA directly.
