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Swapnil (other)     22 November 2025

Lok adalat

I want to appear in lok Adalat 

I was send legal notice to respondent but yet not received any replh from them with in time frame now I want to file civil suit but before that it is possible to appear in lok Adalat on the basis on notice issued to respondent party or appearance in lok Adalat is allow only after suit filed 

 

Pls guide 



Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether it's possible to bring a matter before Lok Adalat based solely on a legal notice sent to the respondent, especially when no reply has been received within the stipulated timeframe. The consensus is that Lok Adalats typically do not entertain fresh cases or suits before they have been filed and referred by a court. Therefore, if you've sent a legal notice and wish to pursue the matter further, it's generally advisable to approach the court for relief.

 2 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     23 November 2025

Since you have sent legal,  you may better approach court for relief. 

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     23 November 2025

Lok Adalat(s do not entertain any fresh case/ suit, which is (generally) creating data for the case(s) already settled by concered / referral court(s). 

A white elephant. 


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