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Mediation camp inaugurated

NAMAKKAL: Madras High Court Justice Jayachandran inaugurated the mediation camp organised in the court complex here on Saturday.

Speaking on the occasion, the Justice said that a large number of litigant public had benefited from the mediation centres. Ensuring speedy justice to the litigants was the main objective of the camp.

More people should utilise the services of the mediation centre.

A total of 270 cases were taken up for hearing during the camp.

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