According to District and Sessions Judge D R Shirsav, the Maha Lok Adalat was organised under the aegis of National Legal Service Tribunal of Supreme Court and State Legal Service Tribunal of Mumbai High Court.
Judges, lawyers, disputants and officials of various departments and banks participated in it.
Atleast 2958 long pending cases were listed for the hearing and they were amicably disposed off in the Adalat.
A sum of Rs 12,06,54,491 was finalised in the cases. Besides 31 cases of various banks have also been settled which involved a sum of Rs 19,27,572.
Also, disputants can be saved from financial loss and could be freed from the physical and mental torture through this process, he said.
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