Lok Adalat settles over 80,000 cases on a single day
The Hindu
₹111 crore awarded as compensation to road accident victims
Over 80,000 cases were settled during the one-day Lok Adalat organised by the Kerala State Legal Services Authority in the State on December 11.
Over ₹111 crore was awarded as compensation to victims of road accidents in 4,007 claims.
The highest number of cases considered on the day pertained to compoundable offences, including those booked under the Kerala Epidemic Diseases Act. Of the 12,121 cases in the category, as many as 6,460 were settled. Compoundable offences saw ₹79.92 lakh being collected as compounding fee, said K.T. Nizar Ahamad, member secretary of the authority.
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