Chapter II
State Authority
Other functions to be performed by the State Authority
4.
(1) The State Authority may conduct legal literacy camps in different parts of the State, with a view to transmitting knowledge about the legal aid schemes conducted in the State, or with a view to spreading consciousness about the legal rights and duties of citizens with special reference to the tribal and rural populations, women, children, disabled, handicapped and the weaker sections of the Society.
(2) The State Authority may conduct legal aid clinics in different parts of the State in collaboration with Law Colleges, Universities and other social service organisations.
(3) The State Authority may also establish or direct the District Authority to establish conciliation committees at various centres in the State with a view to providing permanent or quasi-permanent infrastructure for resolving legal disputes between the parties, whether they may be pending in Courts or may be in the offing. For establishing such Committee it will be open to the State authority/or the District Authority to take active assistance/support of such social service organizations that have zeal for legal aid work.
(4) May review the cases where legal services are refused by the District Authority, on application.
Chapter-IV
I-General
Section 3C • Chhattisgarh State Legal Services Authority Regulations, 2003
3C. Allowances payable to the members of the State Authority.
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Section 3C
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