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arihant current affairs magazine subscription Published this article page no  20 Administration of justice constitution and Organisation of all courts except the Supreme Court and the High Courts falls under Concurrent list.  114th Report of the Law Commission (1986) recommended setting up of Gram Nyayalayas (mobile village courts) at the grass root levels to o provide access to justice to the most marginalized sections of the society specifically to reduce barriers to access in terms of distance time & associated costs. o reduce delay by providing for summary procedure. o reduce workload on higher tiers of judiciary.  They were expected to reduce around 50 % of the pendency of cases in subordinate courts and also to take care of the new litigations which are to be disposed within six months.  Gram Nayalayas Act 2008 came into force on October 2 2009. More than 5000 Gram Nyayalayas were expected to be set up under the Act for which the Central Government allocated about Rs.1400 crores by way of assistance to the concerned StatesUnion Territories.  However presently only 11 states have taken steps to notify Gram Nyayalayas so far. Only 208 Gram Nyayalayas are functioning in the country. o In some of the States the proposals for establishing the Gram Nyayalayas are pending before the High Court for consultation while in some they are not functioning despite being notified. o Though some States have issued Notifications for establishing the Gram Nyayalayas all the established Gram Nyayalayas are not functioning (except in Kerala Maharashtra and Rajasthan). o Very few States have shown eagerness to establish the Gram Nyayalayas and not a single Gram Nyayalaya has become operational in North Eastern States. About Gram Nyayalayas  arihant current affairs magazine subscription buy.

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