Regulations

The National Legal Services Authority (NLSA) (Lok Adalat) Regulations, 2009

The National Legal Services Authority (NLSA) (Lok Adalat) Regulations, 2009, are regulations framed under the provisions of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. These regulations govern the organization and conduct of Lok Adalats (people's courts) at the national level in India, with the aim of providing speedy and amicable resolution of disputes. The regulations aim to facilitate the effective functioning of Lok Adalats under the auspices of the National Legal Services Authority (NLSA). Lok Adalats are alternative dispute resolution forums where disputes are settled amicably through conciliation and mediation, with the goal of reducing the burden on traditional courts and promoting access to justice.

National Legal Services Authority (Lok Adalat) Regulations, 2009.pdf

National Legal Services Authority (Legal Services Clinics) Regulations, 2011

The National Legal Services Authority (Legal Services Clinics) Regulations, 2011, are regulations formulated under the provisions of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. These regulations govern the establishment and functioning of legal services clinics under the auspices of the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) in India. The regulations aim to facilitate the establishment and operation of legal services clinics across the country to provide legal aid, advice, and assistance to marginalized and disadvantaged sections of society. Legal services clinics serve as grassroots-level institutions for promoting access to justice and legal empowerment.

NALSA LEGAL AID CLINICS REGULATIONS-2011.pdf

National Legal Services Authority (Free and Competent Legal Services) Regulations, 2010.pdf

The national legal services authority (free and competent legal services) regulations, 2010

The National Legal Services Authority (Free and Competent Legal Services) Regulations, 2010, are regulations framed under the provisions of the Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987. These regulations outline the framework for providing free and competent legal services to eligible persons who are unable to afford legal representation. The regulations aim to ensure that justice is accessible to all sections of society, particularly the marginalized and economically disadvantaged. They seek to promote equal access to legal services by providing free legal aid and representation to those in need. The regulations specify the criteria for determining the eligibility of individuals for free legal services. Generally, persons falling below a certain income threshold or belonging to socially and economically disadvantaged groups are considered eligible for legal aid. The regulations may also take into account other factors such as disability, age, or vulnerability.

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