Unpaid compensation in MACT and labour cases: Supreme Court seeks reply from 5 High Courts

The Supreme Court has directed five high courts to respond regarding unpaid compensation in Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) and labour cases. This inquiry follows concerns about delays and inefficiencies in the disbursement of compensation to claimants. The Supreme Court's intervention aims to address the systemic issues that hinder timely justice and compensation for victims of accidents and labor disputes. The move reflects the judiciary's focus on improving the enforcement of compensation awards and ensuring that victims receive their due promptly. This scrutiny also highlights ongoing challenges in the administration of justice and the need for reforms in handling compensation cases.