E-Courts E-Courts: Transforming India’s Legal Landscape In a dynamic leap towards modernizing India’s judicial system, the e-Committee of the Supreme Court, under the guidance of Dr. Justice Dhananjaya Y. Chandrachud, inaugurated two groundbreaking initiatives – a Judgments and Orders Portal and the e-Filing 3.0 module. These digital endeavours are pivotal in enhancing access to justice,… Read More »
Lok Adalat: A Beacon of People’s Justice Introduction Lok Adalat, which translates to ‘People’s Court,’ finds its roots in Gandhian principles and represents an ancient form of dispute resolution in India. Remarkably, its relevance endures even in contemporary times. It constitutes a vital component of the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) system, offering accessible, cost-effective, and… Read More »
National Legal Services Authority (NALSA): Advancing Justice for All Introduction The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA), established under the Legal Services Authorities Act of 1987, is a cornerstone of India’s commitment to providing equal access to justice for all citizens. NALSA plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the poor and marginalized sections of society… Read More »
E Sewa Kendra: Bridging the Digital Gap Introduction: E Sewa Kendra have been introduced to address the digital divide by offering e-filing services to lawyers and litigants. They serve as a convenient gateway to access citizen-centric court services and case-related information. Expanding Access: Initially implemented in all High Courts and one District Court as a… Read More »
Procedure Established by Law and Due Process of Law Parameter Due Process of Law Procedure Established by Law Meaning It assesses the reasonableness and absence of arbitrariness in a law. It signifies that a law duly enacted by the legislature or relevant body is valid if proper procedures were followed. Origin Originated from the United… Read More »