Altogether 501 cases, including dispute related to banking sector, have been disposed off at the National Lok Adalat at the Civil Court premises here, an official release said.
A sum of about Rs 2.84 crore was collected. It included Rs one crore from banking disputes related to Non-performing assets (NPA) at the Lok Adalat yesterday.
Of the 501 cases, the release said, 237 criminal cases were also disposed off and a sum of Rs about 1.28 crore recovered as penalty.
A bench comprising 12 members including judicial officers and non-judicial members was formed to resove the cases.
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