It is for information of all concerned that Hon'ble the Chief
Justice of India has directed that the matters of the following
nature pending in this Court can be considered for the settlement
through Lok Adalat to be held in due course under the aegis of
National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), every Saturday.
Labour
Matters
1.
Dismissal (0101)
2.
Retrenchment (0102)
3.
Contract Labour (0103)
4.
Matters relating to Provident Fund (0111)
5.
Matters relating to Workmen Compensation Act (105)
6.
E.S.I. (0106)
7.
Matters relating to wages, bonus, ad hoc,
casual daily wages and their regularization (0104)
8.
Conditions of Service & Industrial Employment
(Standing Order Act, 1946)
(0108)
Compensation
Matters
1.
Matters challenging compensation (0502)
2.
Motor accident claim matters involving permanent
disability/death of persons (1201)
3.
Motor accident claim matters relating to the
other injuries
(1202)
4.
Insurer/Owners liability matters (1203)
5.
Matters relating to railway accident including
other railway compensation matters (1204)
6.
Matters relating to accidents other than those
covered by Motor Vehicles Act (1205)
7.
Matters relating to telephone, electricity etc. (1206)
Family
Law Matters
1.
Mutual consent divorce matters (1601)
2.
Other divorce matters (1602)
3.
Restitution of conjugal rights (1603)
4.
Child custody matters (1604)
5.
Adoption and maintenance matters (1605)
6.
Minority and guardianship matters (1606)
7.
Matters under Hindu Marriage Act (1607)
8.
Matters under Muslim Marriage Act (1608)
9.
Matters under Christian Marriage Act (1609)
10.
Alimony (1610)
Others
1.
Matters challenging fine only (1423)
2.
Matters relating to maintenance under Section 125
of Cr.P.C. (1402)
3.
Matters relating to specific performance of contract (1805)
4.
Matters relating to partition (2603)
5.
Matters relating to recovery of debts/bank loans due under
the banks and financial institutions (2809)
6.
Appeals under Section 23 of the Consumer
Protection Act, 1986 (3801)
7.
Other matters relating to the Consumer Protection (3802)
8.
Property Tax (0310)
9.
Civil matters which were instituted in Supreme Court
in 1986 or preceding years.
10.
Any other matter which all the parties agree to
refer to Lok Adalat
A list of cases of above-referred categories has been taken
out and displayed on the website of Supreme Court of India
(http://supremecourtofindia.nic.in
or http://indiancourts.nic.in).
For the convenience of the Advocates, a complete list of such cases is
also made available with Shri Nirmal Kumar, Deputy Registrar in Room
No.32, Second Floor, Supreme Court
Building, New Delhi.
Advocates-on-Record who are desirous of referring their cases to the
Lok Adalat may send consent on behalf of the party represented by
them for referring the case to Lok Adalat, to the Secretary,
National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), Jam Nagar House, New
Delhilatest by 31st May, 2006 forwarding a copy thereof to Shri
Nirmal Kumar, Deputy Registrar of this Registry. NALSA will then
seek consent of other appearing parties and wherever such consent is
received from all the appearing parties, the matter will be referred
to Lok Adalat.
( T.N. Sansi )
Additional Registrar
Mr./Ms.______________________
Advocate,
Supreme
Court of India
New
Delhi.
( With list of
cases relevant to him/her)
Copy to:
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The
President, Supreme Court Bar Association with five spare copies
of the Notice with a request that this may be displayed on the
Notice Board of the Bar Association for the information of the
Members of the Bar.
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The
President, Advocate-on-Record Association with five spare copies
of the Notice with a request that this may be displayed on the
Notice Board of the Association for the information of the
Members of the Association.
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The
Hony. Secretary, Supreme Court Legal Aid Society, 109, Lawyers'
Chambers, Post Office Wing, Supreme Court Compound, New Delhi
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The
Secretary, NALSA, Jam Nagar House,New Delhi.
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All
concerned vide Circulation List
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Incharge,
NIC, Supreme Court of India
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At
all the Notice Boards