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Section 4: Functions of the State Authority under section 7 (I and 7 (2).of the dct—

Maharashtra State Legal Services Authority Regulations, 1998.State Regulations of Maharashtra · 1987

L—‘l कः addition to the functions to be performed by the State Autliority as laid down section 7 (1) and 7 (2) of the Act, the State Authority may 8180 perforin the lowing additional functions :—

(i) The State Authority may conduct legal literacy camps in differesit parts of-the State to bring awareness about the legal aid 8008055 conducted in the State and with a view to make them aware of their Jegal rights and dutjes withspecial refereice to the tribal and rural population, women, children, disabled, handicapped and the weaker sections of the society.

(४) The Statc Authority may conduct legal aid clinics in differesit parts of the State in collaboration with Law Colleges, Universities and other social service organisations. .

- (jif) The State Authority may also establish or _direct the District Authority to establish standing conciliation Committees ‘at various:centzes in the State witl a view to providing permanent or quasi-permanent infrastructures for resolving legal disputes bstween the parties, whether they may be pending in courts or may be in the offing. For conducting such Comuiittees it will be open to the State Authority to take active assistance/support of such ‘socizl service organisations that have zeal for fegal aid work.

(iv) The State Authority may review the cases where defal services are refused by the District Authority on application and the,decision ofthe State Authority shall be final. ग ' B . CHAPTER IV झि ने HiGH COURT LEGAL SERVICES COMMITTER < Constiturion 08 THE HiGH COURT 1087, SERVICES COMMITTEE AT MUMBAT AND रड SUB-COMMITTEES AT 1T$ BENCHES; THEIR POWERS AND FUNCTIONS.

- R ~ 5. Duties andi functjons of the High Court Legal Seiices Commitlee as per section 8०4 (i) of the Act—The High Court.Legal Servieés Committee and the Sub‘Committees shall perform all or any.af the Tollowing functions , namely .

() To give free legal service to persons who' may have to file or defendlitigations pending in the High-Court and who satisfy the eligibility criterja- * laid down for the purpose of receiving free legal aid under the Act. - - (३) 7 महाराष्ट्र शासन राजपद्न, असा. पृश्चित २०, १९९८[वैल्र ३०, शक्षे १९२० [भाग wrew (र) To organise Lok Adalats for settlement of cases psnding in the High — Court, under the supervision of the Stute Authority. )

6.. Consfitution of the High Cowrt Legal Services Committee at Mumbuic 1 पतला Aurangabygd, their powers and functions as pér section 8-A of the Act.~ The State Authority shall constitute a High Court Committes'and शड sub-committes, consisting of a sitting Judge of the ¥igh Court who shall be nominated by Patron-in-Chief as Chairman and the following other members also to be nominated by Patron-in-Chief :—

(i) The Presidents of Bombay Bar Association, Advocates Association-of ‘Western India, Incorporated Law Society at Mumbai, Presidents of High- Const Bar Association , Nagpur, Vidharbha Labour Practitioners® Assotiation, Ndgpur, and Président of High Court Bar Association, Aurangabad.

(i) One Member out of Bar Association 0! Bombay and one member og the _Sub-Committee from Bar Association of Nagpur and Aurangabad - उ respectively, having at least 10 years of standing at the Bar. )

(i) An eminent socipl worker engaged in welfare of the weaker sections of २ +the society including Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribe or Member of Qther ‘Bachward Classes, ग (i¥) An eminent 907509) in the field of Law.

7 (¥) A.person of repute and standing who is specifically interested in the implementation of the Legal Services Schemes.

Where this provision sits

ActMaharashtra State Legal Services Authority Regulations, 1998.
Section4
Marginal noteFunctions of the State Authority under section 7 (I and 7 (2).of the dct—
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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