A record: Whopping 14.77 lakh cases settled through mediation in Karnataka

PTI, Nov 15, 2022, 11:08 AM IST

Atotal of 14.77 lakh pre-litigation and pending cases in the courts were settled through mediation in the ‘Rashtriya Lok Adalat’ held on November 12 across Karnataka.

According to Justice B Veerappa, the executive chairman of the Karnataka State Legal Services Authority, compared to previous Lok Adalats, a record number of cases have been settled this time. A a total of 1,021 benches — 1,013 of the district courts and eight of the High Court — settled a total of 1,76,501 pending cases in various courts. As many as 14,77,285 cases including 13,00,784 pre-litigation ones were settled through mediation, and a compensation of Rs 1,282 crore was awarded, it was stated.

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