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TOI
03 Jan 2014,23:31 IST
Flagged
off by principal district judge Subhash Mohod in presence of judicial
officers, DGP Vijay Kolhe, advocates, members of NGO, para legal
volunteers, and law faculty and students, the mobile van went to railway
premises and settled 10 disputes. A three-decade old dispute where
complainant Shrawan Devghare had accused Dillu Nazid of stealing his
wallet containing Rs 61 was amicably resolved. Similarly, another theft
case of Rs 70 between complainant Chandra Shekhar and accused Kailash
Uike was also solved.
TOI
03 Jan 2014,23:31 IST
Nagpur
District Legal Services Authority (DLSA) secretary Kishor Jaiswal said
that the Mobile Look Adalat in Nagpur evoked overwhelming response on
the first day with settlement of 454 pending matters, including theft
cases, and about 452 related to Motor Vehicles Act.
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