Discussion
Lok Adalat refers to :
Answer: B
Lok Adalats were set up under the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987, as forums where disputes are settled by compromise, outside the formal procedure of courts, and they reduce the pending cases in courts so that justice is quicker and cheaper. The key takes the chief purpose, to decrease the case load of courts for speedy justice. A summary trial is a short court procedure and is not what a Lok Adalat conducts, and the people themselves do not decide the dispute, as a panel of persons helps the parties to reach a settlement. The decisions of a Lok Adalat are final and binding as a civil court decree and there is no appeal, though the parties are free to go to court if they do not accept the compromise. The answer is decreasing the case load of courts for speedy justice.
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