- People can come and receive free legal advice any business day.
- You can also get legal information by contacting NALSA helpline number 15100 and DLSA 01282-250322.
(Mahendragarh News) Narnaul. In accordance with the guidelines of the National Legal Services Authority and on behalf of the District Legal Services Authority, help desks have been established in Narnaul Judicial Complex, Mahendragarh and Kanina to provide free legal advice and assistance. In these, any common citizen can get free legal advice.
Giving this information, District Legal Services Authority Secretary and Chief Judicial Magistrate Shailja Gupta said that help desks have been set up in Narnaul Judicial Complex, Mahendragarh and Kanina to provide free legal advice and assistance. In this, common people can come any business day and get free legal advice. He said apart from this, for free legal advice and assistance, you can contact NALSA helpline number 15100 and District Legal Services Authority helpline number 01282-250322 for legal information.
Lok Adalat – Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism
Narnaul. District Legal Services Authority Secretary and Chief Judicial Magistrate Shailja Gupta said that as per Section 19 of the Legal Services Authority Act, 1987, Lok Adalat is constituted to resolve cases pending before the court and pending cases. He informed that the Lok Adalat held at the district level deals with matrimonial and family disputes, mixed criminal matters, land acquisition issues, labor disputes, labor compensation disputes, bank recovery issues (nationalized, multinational and private banks), pensions matters, Housing Board and Municipality matters, including slum clearance and housing finance matters, consumer complaint matters, electricity matters, telephone bill disputes, housing taxes, etc.
Workers’ compensation dispute cases are resolved. Apart from this, other civil matters like partition, possession matters, matters related to rent, easements, contracts, etc., those matters which have not reached the court can also be resolved through Lok Adalat. There is also a provision for a permanent Lok Adalat to settle and resolve pre-litigation disputes (before filing cases in court) related to public utilities. Public utility services include travel services, postal, telegraph or telephone services, the supply of electricity, light or water to the public, public sanitation or hygiene systems, services in hospitals or health centers or related services with insurance services. If you have any dispute pending in court and you wish to resolve it by mutual agreement or if any dispute has not yet reached the court and you wish to resolve it by mutual agreement, please immediately contact the nearest District Legal Services Authority which is Each Will Be Provided possible help to resolve your dispute in Lok Adalat.
You can take advantage of free legal services
District Legal Services Authority secretary and chief judicial magistrate Shailja Gupta said members of scheduled castes or tribes, people injured in human trafficking, women or children, people suffering from blindness, leprosy, people they move from one place to another and people with disabilities. such as nomadism, deafness, feeble-mindedness, victims of mass disasters, caste violence, atrocities against a particular class, floods, famine, earthquakes or industrial disasters can avail legal services free of cost.
Similarly, an industrial worker, any person in a case where legal services are provided by the High Court or the Supreme Court, any person in a public interest litigation case, a juvenile offender, i.e. a prosecuted person, including anyone up to 18 years of age. who A mentally ill person in custody, a protective home or a psychiatric hospital or a nursing home, a person whose annual income is less than Rs 3 lakh. Freedom fighters or their dependents, senior citizens, riot victims and their families, people belonging to the Hijra community (eunuchs) and those suffering from HIV or AIDS can avail free legal services.
Food rights of every elderly person
District Legal Services Authority secretary and chief judicial magistrate Shailja Gupta said maintenance is a right of every senior citizen. Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Elderly Act, 2007 This act gives you the right to live with dignity.
He said all citizens over 60 years of age fall into the category of senior citizens. Under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Elderly Persons Act, 2007, in addition to maintenance, the elderly are provided with food, clothing, shelter, medicines and treatment, etc. ‘Under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act 2007, if you fall into the categories of parents, grandparents or senior citizens, you are entitled to receive maintenance under this act.
He said even if the age of the parents is less than 60 years, they can claim maintenance under this law. Seniors can file this claim against their children, grandchildren, and relatives. Relative means the legal heir of the childless elderly person who is not a minor. The maintenance claim can only be filed before the Special Court, which is headed by the Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO). The District Legal Services Authority is always ready to help you in these matters.
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