Respected Sir, I’ve cleared the RRB exam and am now undergoing verification. A past case against me, settled in Lok Adalat, is causing an issue. Though I’ve submitted the court order, the Intelligence board claims it’s still pending. How can I address this situation? Thank you.

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I’ve cleared the RRB exam and am now undergoing verification. A past case against me, settled in Lok Adalat, is causing an issue. Though I’ve submitted the court order, the Intelligence board claims it’s still pending. How can I address this situation? Thank you.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Respected Sir,

I’ve cleared the RRB exam and am now undergoing verification. A past case against me, settled in Lok Adalat, is causing an issue. Though I’ve submitted the court order, the Intelligence board claims it’s still pending. How can I address this situation? Thank you.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, a case settled in Lok Adalat is considered final and legally binding. You should provide a copy of the Lok Adalat order and a letter explaining the settlement to the Intelligence board. If they still persist, you can seek legal advice to clarify the matter and possibly file a representation.

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