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RPWD ACT Special Court Access for Non Certificate persons
25-Jan-2025 (In Supreme Court Law)
I have minor thalassemia, copd & autism so im not eligible for 40% disability required for certificate. I just want to know if i can still approach RPWD special court or transfer any case on me to the same if someone sues me in the future and if there are special lawyers for that court. Thank you for understanding.
RPWD Special Court!
RPWD stands for Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and a Special Court under this act is a judicial forum established to handle cases related to the rights of persons with disabilities.
Key Features of RPWD Special Court are
1.Exclusive jurisdiction : The Special Court has exclusive jurisdiction to handle cases related to the rights of persons with disabilities.
2. Expertise : The judges and staff of the Special Court receive training and sensitization on disability rights and laws.
3. Accessible infrastructure_: The Special Court is required to have accessible infrastructure, including ramps, elevators, and accessible toilets.
4. Support services : The Special Court may provide support services, such as sign language interpreters, audio descriptions, and Braille materials.
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