Compromise Deed — For Lok Adalat

Both sides reached a compromise — put it in writing for placement before the Lok Adalat. Record the terms, any payment, and a mutual release, so the matter can be closed without fighting it out in court. Preview the full document free for ₹999 — pay only if it looks fair.

This deed is not itself a Lok Adalat award — the award is passed by the Lok Adalat; this records your compromise for placement before it.

A compromise deed records what both sides agreed — it is not a court order or a court filing on its own. It is the step that keeps a dispute out of a contested court hearing. Both parties should sign it, keep a copy, and take independent legal advice before signing if the amounts are large or contested.

First party

One side of the dispute.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Address

Second party

The other side of the dispute.

Full name *

Email *

Phone *

Address

The Compromise

What the dispute is, and the compromise you both agreed to place before the Lok Adalat.

Pending case / pre-litigation reference number, if any

Optional. The case or reference number, if a matter is already pending.

What is the dispute about? *

Plain language is fine. This becomes the background clause.

What is the compromise? *

Who does what, and by when.

Settlement amount (₹)

Optional. Leave blank if no lump sum is agreed.

Payment schedule

Optional.

Effective date

Optional.

City

Both sides give up further claims on this dispute.Once the terms are performed, neither side can bring further claims about this dispute.Keep the terms confidential.Neither side may disclose the compromise, except where the law requires it.

State