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uncontested -settled in lok adalat


21-Feb-2023 (In Cheque Bounce Law)
Sir, could you please explain --- the district court has been disposed the case ;nature of disposal : uncontested -settled in lok adalat. wehave not been to lok adalat also, could we take it for granted that the case has been withdrawn by the complainent or is there any other legal aspect on this. how can we get ajudgement copy of the same from lokadalat. what does it mean exactly are we out of the complaint or still chance of being re-prosecuted.
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Answer #1
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In a Lok Adalat, an "uncontested"case refers to a matter where one party does not dispute or challenge the claims made by the other party. Since there is no active opposition, the case becomes easier to resolve through negotiation or mutual agreement. Lok Adalats, which are meant to facilitate speedy and amicable settlements, can then pass an award based on the admitted or undisputed facts, without going into a prolonged trial.

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Answer #2
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Apply for the certified copy of the order in which the case was disposed. In the final order there will be reason for the disposal of case. If matter once settled can not be reprosecuted unless faud has been played. Certified copy will give you clear idea with regard to nature of disposal.
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Answer #3
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Dear Sir, The system computerization of court proceeds is not foolproof and not in total. Better ask some one to physically verify the court records and find out the actual decision taken by the Lokadalat and the Court. You can challenge such order on the ground of misperception or impersonation or fraud etc.
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Answer #4
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Hi... normally lokadaalat will take place only if both parties are appeared before loksdaalat and if one party is absent to this you will never settle the case before lokadalat and you can apply for the copy in concerned branch. Thank you
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