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Monday, 18 March 2013
Judicial Arrangements in India
Judicial Arrangements in India
National Judicial Academy:
Registered in 1993 under Societies Registration Act 1860
Provides training to Judicial Officers
Academy is located at Bhopal with registered office at Delhi
Arrangement for free legal aid to Poor:
1)National Legal Service Authority (NALSA)
Constituted under Legal Service Authorities Act 1987
Provides Free Legal Aid to eligible person
Organises Lok Adalats for amicable settlement of disputes
Eligible Person: Women, Children, SC,ST, Industrial Workmen, Victims of disaster and violence, Disabled Person, Person in Custody, Victims of Trafficking
2)Lok Adalats:
Statutory Status under Section 19 of Legal Service Authorities Act 1987
Handles only Civil Cases
Its decisions are final and binding and person can not appeal against the decision of Lok Adalat
Permanent Lok Adalats are available specially for the cases related to Public Utility Services
Bar Council of India:
Under Advocates Act 1961
Law commission of India:
It is a non statutory body constituted time to time in every 3 years
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