69,343 cases settled at Lok Adalat in Yadgir
The Hindu
Over 69,000 cases were successfully settled during the National Lok Adalat in Yadgir, promoting efficient legal resolutions.
A total of 69,343 cases, 7,577 pending and 61,766 pre-litigation matters, have been settled during the National Lok Adalat in Yadgir district on Saturday.
In a release, Principal District and Sessions Judge H.J. Marulasiddaradhya has stated that 103 pending cases and 244 pre-litigation cases came up before his court and all were settled amicably.
As many as 24 cases have been settled before the I Additional District and Sessions Court and the II Additional District and Sessions Court (sitting at Shorapur).
In Yadgir, a total of 353 cases were settled before the Senior Civil Judge Court, 692 cases before the Principal Civil and JMFC and 716 cases before the Additional Civil Judge and JMFC.
In Shahapur, a total of 509 cases were settled before the Civil Judge, 1,958 cases before the Principal Civil Judge and JMFC and 1,174 cases were settled before the Additional Civil Judge and JMFC.
In Shorapur, a total of 370 cases were settled before the Civil Judge, 1,012 cases before the Principal Civil Judge and JMFC and 666 cases were settled before the Additional Civil Judge and JMFC.
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