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32 family courts soon

By Our Legal Correspondent

New Delhi Sept. 30. The Centre has decided to set up 32 more family courts across the country during 2003-2004 and has sanctioned Rs. 5.10 crores for this purpose. The Government has initiated an action plan for increasing the judge strength in the district/subordinate courts based on the workload.

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