4, 07,670 cases settled across Maharashtra during National Lok Adalat

Approximately 36 lakh pending cases decided across country

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Geetanjali Minhas | November 26, 2013



The National Lok Adalat held across the country on 23rd November 2013 has settled approximately 36 lakh cases. In Maharashtra, a total of 4, 07,670 cases have been successfully disposed off.

While  bulk of  cases successfully disposed off were from  Thane district, numbering - 1,07,090, followed by  64,516  cases from Pune, 57,041 from Nagpur,37,860  from Mumbai  and 17583 from Aurangabad.

Organised under the aegis of  Bombay High Court Chief Justice Mohit Shah and Patron in-Chief, Justice SJ Vazifdar, 130 panels  across different courts in Mumbai  District  and Suburban adjudicated over matters placed. 
Matters pending, placed and settled before the National Lok Adalat
 

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