Delhi's Judicial Reform: Full Refund on Court Settlement Fees | Law-Order

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Delhi amended its Court Fees Act to provide full refunds on court fees for settlements, addressing previous discrimination.

Summary

The Delhi Assembly has enacted a significant judicial reform by amending the Court Fees Act of 1870. This amendment ensures that litigants receive full refunds on court fees paid, regardless of whether the case is resolved through judicial proceedings or out-of-court settlements. Previously, refunds were limited to 50%. The change was proposed by Delhi Water Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh and stems from concerns raised in a 2022 case regarding discriminatory practices. The legislation aims to promote judicial equality and fairness for all involved in legal disputes.

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